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{{Roka-word/derived|Compound of ''{{term|dune}}'' (second, two) and ''{{term|jairi}}'' (sound).|DueNJiAiR|ˌduneˈd͡ʒajꜜɾi|noun|class of (Rokadong) word with | {{Roka-word/derived|Compound of ''{{term|dune}}'' (second, two) and ''{{term|jairi}}'' (sound).|DueNJiAiR|ˌduneˈd͡ʒajꜜɾi|noun|class of (Rokadong) word with the penultimate vowel accented, pitched up relative to the other syllables in the word|related=* {{term|nikjairi}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:46, 24 November 2023
Rokadong
Pronunciation
(Pahang) IPA: [ˌduneˈd͡ʒajꜜɾi] (dune (dune))
Etymology
Compound of dune (second, two) and jairi (sound).
Noun
DueNJiAiR (dunejairi)
- class of (Rokadong) word with the penultimate vowel accented, pitched up relative to the other syllables in the word
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Usage notes
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