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==Avendonian==
==Avendonian==
===Pronunciation===
===Pronunciation===
{{av-IPA|ˈdok.tor}}
{{av-IPA|ˈdoktor}}
===Etymology===
===Etymology===
Borrowed from Latin ''[[wikt:doctor#Latin|doctor]]''.
Borrowed from Latin ''[[wikt:doctor#Latin|doctor]]''.
===Noun===
===Noun===
'''doctor''' ''{{#invoke:getn|show_list|m|f}}, {{#invoke:getn|show_list|s|p}}'' (''plural'' '''{{term|doctore}}''')
'''doctor''' ''{{#invoke:getn|show_list|m|f}} (''plural'' '''{{term|doctore}}''')
# doctor
# doctor
{{av-cat|masculine|nouns}}{{av-cat|feminine|e-stem nouns}}[[Category:Avendonian masculine e-stem nouns]][[Category:Avendonian feminine nouns]]
{{av-cat|masculine|nouns}}{{av-cat|feminine|e-stem nouns}}[[Category:Avendonian masculine e-stem nouns]][[Category:Avendonian feminine nouns]]
==Jokelang 2==
===Pronunciation===
{{jl-two-ipa|ˈdɒktər|ˈdɑktər}}
===Adjective===
{{head|jl-two|adjective}}
# hot, warm
#: {{ux|jl-two||}}

Latest revision as of 06:05, 28 April 2025

Avendonian

Pronunciation

  • (Central Avendonian) IPA(key): [ˈdoktor]

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin doctor.

Noun

doctor m or f (plural doctore)

  1. doctor

Jokelang 2

Pronunciation

Adjective

doctor

  1. hot, warm
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