Contionary:kliag: Difference between revisions

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From Vulgar Latin *clagum, a metathesised form of coāgulum. Cf. Romanian cheag, Polish klag, Ukrainian ґляґ. Template:Nm-noun-mh-2-nt-uncount

Derived from first sense, with gender changed to masculine to enable flexional distinction between singular and plural forms.

² kliág n.m. hard stem

declension of kliág (m^h declension)
	singular		plural
	indefinite	definite	indefinite	definite
nominative	kliág	kliágan	kliágs	kliágas
genitive	kliä́gs	kliä́ges	kliä́ge	kliä́gse
dative	kliág	kliágum	kliágą	kliágę

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 ===Etymology===
 From Vulgar Latin ''[[wikt:clagum|*clagum]]'', a metathesised form of ''[[wikt:coagulum#Latin|coāgulum]]''. Cf. Romanian ''[[wikt:cheag#Romanian|cheag]]'', Polish ''[[wikt:klag#Latin|klag]]'', Ukrainian ''[[wikt:ґляґ#Latin|ґляґ]]''.
-{{nm-noun-mh-2|kliág|kliä́g|(''uncountable'') rennet
+{{nm-noun-mh-2-nt-uncount|kliág|kliä́g|rennet}}
-# enzyme}}
 ===Derived terms===
 * {{term|kliagwamba#Niemish|kliágwámba}} ("abomesum")
+===Etymology===
+Derived from first sense, with gender changed to masculine to enable flexional distinction between singular and plural forms.
+{{nm-noun-mh-2|kliág|kliä́g|enzyme}}
 [[Category:Niemish words of Latin origin]]