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(Created page with "==Indeyivroplu== ===Etymology=== Loaned from Persian ابر (abr) ===Pronunciation=== (''Indeyivroplu'') IPA: [ˈa.bɾu̞] ===Noun=== '''abru''' # cloud #: ''mêrikvaxti niňsu vider enterêsketxala abru ve onsti vizater po.'' #:: "Sometimes the kid sees an interestingly shaped cloud, and then he draws it." ===Inflection=== # abra #: ''cloudy'' ====Usage notes==== On its own, ''abra'' means when the sky has clouds but isn't necessarily covered by t...") |
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# '''abr'''parda | # '''abr'''parda | ||
#: sky | #: sky covered in a layer of clouds ''(adj.)'' | ||
# '''abr'''êlêktru | # '''abr'''êlêktru | ||
#: lightning | #: lightning | ||
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Indeyivroplu
Etymology
Loaned from Persian ابر (abr)
Pronunciation
(Indeyivroplu) IPA: [ˈa.bɾu̞]
Noun
abru
- cloud
- mêrikvaxti niňsu vider enterêsketxala abru ve onsti vizater po.
- "Sometimes the kid sees an interestingly shaped cloud, and then he draws it."
- mêrikvaxti niňsu vider enterêsketxala abru ve onsti vizater po.
Inflection
- abra
- cloudy
Usage notes
On its own, abra means when the sky has clouds but isn't necessarily covered by them. To specify that, one can use abrparda.
Derived terms
- abrparda
- sky covered in a layer of clouds (adj.)
- abrêlêktru
- lightning
- abrêlêktrdzajnu
- thunder