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* øbroo 'old' (< 'long-lived' < fabroŋ 'long') | |||
* fanaw 'friendly; loyal' (~ Naeng ''fănaw'' 'truly') | |||
* bøanaw 'friend' (bi-panaw) | |||
* samar (šamār) | |||
* asaa (ʔašXa) | |||
* øden = a kind of mystical creature (from *Fedn) | |||
*da = good | |||
*hønu = bad | |||
*hathar = black | |||
*tadaakh (f) = beauty | *tadaakh (f) = beauty | ||
*ofar = high | *ofar = high | ||
*fanøø = to be loyal, firm | *fanøø = to be loyal, firm | ||
* | *faanøøkh (f) = city | ||
*dagoo = to carve/to write | *dagoo = to carve/to write | ||
* | *dogaakh (f) = letter (written character) | ||
*taagob = edict, instruction, law (source of Wdm thăngop 'religion') | * togob = to erect? | ||
**taagob = edict, instruction, law (source of Wdm thăngop 'religion') | |||
*labaa = to be silent | *labaa = to be silent | ||
* | *hoynokher (f) = boundary | ||
*ro' | *ro'aroger (f) = cycle | ||
*roxkhon (f) = (mathematics) homology | *roxkhon (f) = (mathematics) homology | ||
*xilakoo = free (PAsh ''lakòw'', PLak ''lakof'') | *xilakoo = free (PAsh ''lakòw'', PLak ''lakof'') | ||
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*ev (m) = father | *ev (m) = father | ||
*daniw (f) = woman | *daniw (f) = woman | ||
* | *ownakh (f) = girl, young woman | ||
*tøøfu (m) = face | *tøøfu (m) = face | ||
*aafu (f) 'child' (← mpu) | *aafu (f) 'child' (← mpu) | ||
* | *khamad (m) 'jaw' (← gmät) | ||
*baa 'quiet' (← bäm) | *baa 'quiet' (← bäm) | ||
*omog 'full' (← ʔmok) | *omog 'full' (← ʔmok) | ||
*gilee 'to gather' (← glim) | *gilee 'to gather' (← glim) | ||
* | *kwev (m) 'heavenly body' (← kweb) | ||
*tsoo 'tomorrow' (← tsHo) | *tsoo 'tomorrow' (← tsHo) | ||
* | *ngeeler (f) 'danger' (← ʔiŋHel 'fear') | ||
*punoodh (m) 'day' (← pnund 'day') | *punoodh (m) 'day' (← pnund 'day') | ||
* | *neeber (f) 'boundary, edge' (← nemp 'edge') | ||
*iwee (m) 'number' (~ Wdm. săwim 'story', thuwim 'obey') | *iwee (m) 'number' (~ Wdm. săwim 'story', thuwim 'obey') | ||
Numbers: don, oorad, txim, khaag, omøøtx, dag, abood, xev, wooj, thab, taxaa, trøg | Numbers: don, oorad, txim, khaag, omøøtx, dag, abood, xev, wooj, thab, taxaa, trøg | ||
*'' | *''dhanam'' = ice | ||
*''tawsuug'' = example | *''tawsuug'' = example | ||
*'' | *''ododhamekh'' = side note/commentary (''ododaméh'' = 'byproduct' in Eevo) | ||
*''hox'' = angle | *''hox'' = angle | ||
*'' | *''dhamekh'' = side | ||
*''bagonaakh'' = proportion, ratio | *''bagonaakh'' = proportion, ratio | ||
*''anxoofay'' = climate | *''anxoofay'' = climate |
Latest revision as of 10:09, 29 November 2022
- øbroo 'old' (< 'long-lived' < fabroŋ 'long')
- fanaw 'friendly; loyal' (~ Naeng fănaw 'truly')
- bøanaw 'friend' (bi-panaw)
- samar (šamār)
- asaa (ʔašXa)
- øden = a kind of mystical creature (from *Fedn)
- da = good
- hønu = bad
- hathar = black
- tadaakh (f) = beauty
- ofar = high
- fanøø = to be loyal, firm
- faanøøkh (f) = city
- dagoo = to carve/to write
- dogaakh (f) = letter (written character)
- togob = to erect?
- taagob = edict, instruction, law (source of Wdm thăngop 'religion')
- labaa = to be silent
- hoynokher (f) = boundary
- ro'aroger (f) = cycle
- roxkhon (f) = (mathematics) homology
- xilakoo = free (PAsh lakòw, PLak lakof)
- røxu (m) = galaxy
- Nootom Thonøg (m) = the Rytsofzyláð galaxy
- ama (f) = mother
- ev (m) = father
- daniw (f) = woman
- ownakh (f) = girl, young woman
- tøøfu (m) = face
- aafu (f) 'child' (← mpu)
- khamad (m) 'jaw' (← gmät)
- baa 'quiet' (← bäm)
- omog 'full' (← ʔmok)
- gilee 'to gather' (← glim)
- kwev (m) 'heavenly body' (← kweb)
- tsoo 'tomorrow' (← tsHo)
- ngeeler (f) 'danger' (← ʔiŋHel 'fear')
- punoodh (m) 'day' (← pnund 'day')
- neeber (f) 'boundary, edge' (← nemp 'edge')
- iwee (m) 'number' (~ Wdm. săwim 'story', thuwim 'obey')
Numbers: don, oorad, txim, khaag, omøøtx, dag, abood, xev, wooj, thab, taxaa, trøg
- dhanam = ice
- tawsuug = example
- ododhamekh = side note/commentary (ododaméh = 'byproduct' in Eevo)
- hox = angle
- dhamekh = side
- bagonaakh = proportion, ratio
- anxoofay = climate