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2022-07-11T00:02:00Z

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Llwcybwy at 15:41, 7 June 2022

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	From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek βραχίων. Change of gender from masculine to feminine is regular for soft-stem neuters (and common for body pairs).		From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek βραχίων. Change of gender from masculine to feminine is regular for soft-stem neuters (and common for body pairs).
	====Noun====		====Noun====
	{{br-noun\|f\|~~decl~~=1s}}		{{br-noun\|f\|declension=1s}}
	# Arm (body part)		# Arm (body part)
	# Weapon		# Weapon
	{{br-decl-first-soft}}		{{br-decl-first-soft}}

Llwcybwy at 15:39, 7 June 2022

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	From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek βραχίων. Change of gender from masculine to feminine is regular for soft-stem neuters (and common for body pairs).		From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek βραχίων. Change of gender from masculine to feminine is regular for soft-stem neuters (and common for body pairs).
	====Noun====		====Noun====
	{{br-noun\|f}}		{{br-noun\|f\|decl=1s}}
	# Arm (body part)		# Arm (body part)
	# Weapon		# Weapon
	{{br-decl-first-soft}}		{{br-decl-first-soft}}

Llwcybwy at 07:16, 7 June 2022

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	===Etymology 1===		===Etymology 1===
	From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek ~~{{der\|la\|grc\|~~βραχίων}}.		From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek βραχίων. Change of gender from masculine to feminine is regular for soft-stem neuters (and common for body pairs).
	====Noun====		====Noun====
	{{br-noun\|f}}		{{br-noun\|f}}

Llwcybwy at 15:06, 6 June 2022

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Llwcybwy at 15:02, 6 June 2022

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	From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek {{der\|la\|grc\|βραχίων}}.		From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek {{der\|la\|grc\|βραχίων}}.
	====Noun====		====Noun====
	{{br-~~first~~\|f}}		{{br-noun\|f}}
	# Arm (body part)		# Arm (body part)
	# Weapon		# Weapon
			{{br-decl-first-soft}}
	[[Category:Brittainese nouns]]		[[Category:Brittainese nouns]]

Llwcybwy at 14:56, 6 June 2022

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	From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek {{der\|la\|grc\|βραχίων}}.		From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek {{der\|la\|grc\|βραχίων}}.
	====Noun====		====Noun====
	{{br-first\|f~~\|soft~~}}		{{br-first\|f}}
	# Arm (body part)		# Arm (body part)
	# Weapon		# Weapon
	[[Category:Brittainese nouns]]		[[Category:Brittainese nouns]]

Llwcybwy at 13:23, 6 June 2022

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	From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek {{der\|la\|grc\|βραχίων}}.		From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin\|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek {{der\|la\|grc\|βραχίων}}.
	====Noun====		====Noun====
	{{br-~~nes~~\|m\|~~masculine~~}}		{{br-first\|f\|soft}}
	# Arm (body part)		# Arm (body part)
	# Weapon		# Weapon
	[[Category:Brittainese nouns]]		[[Category:Brittainese nouns]]

Llwcybwy at 13:17, 6 June 2022

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==Brittainese==
===Pronunciation===
{{br-IPA|ˈbrat͡ʃ}}
===Etymology 1===
From Old Brittainese ''braces'', ''brace'', from Latin ''[[wiktionary:Bracchium#Latin|Bracchium]]''. Ultimately from Ancient Greek {{der|la|grc|βραχίων}}.
====Noun====
{{br-nes|m|masculine}}
# Arm (body part)
# Weapon