Contionary:auzr'u

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Wacag logographs

Etymology

From Sekhulla auharːuː, from Wascotl *a'os-*atrō-ati.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [a˧wzrˀu˩]

Noun

auzr'u 5 (plural/indefinite ez'e auzr'u)

1. windward side

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2. opposite side

   C'e cuuei hez'i uc'zi auzr'u eñjar xenuz, rúú, ucisi cisi huiu.

   We could hear it clearly across the grove, rúú, the village was in grave danger.

Adjective

auzr'u

1. windward

   Nuc' secxec xad āhúzñe hez'i mil ez'e r'úven ñij xenuz aum'ay auzr'u je.

   What I wouldn't give to land at last from an endless journey leeward and windward again.

Synonyms

(windward):

• r'úvnid'

Derived terms

• auzr'ují