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(Created page with "==Grekelin== ===Pronunciation (IPA)=== * IPA: /jis/, [jɪs] ===Etymology=== Reborrowed from Slavic Grekelin ''јис'' (The Danubian dialect equivalent was isz), both originating from Medieval Greek ''εἰς''. Cognate with Greek ''σε'' (In, to), Russian ''ядро'' (Kernel, core), Breton ''e'' (In), French ''en''. ===Adverb=== # ''(+accusative)'' In, within #: '''''Eis''' haza mei'' (In my house) # ''(Directional)'' To, towards #: ''Repato ei...") |
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# ''(+accusative)'' In, within | # ''(+accusative)'' In, within | ||
#: '''''Eis''' | #: '''''Eis''' hazan mei'' (In my house) | ||
# ''(Directional)'' To, towards | # ''(Directional)'' To, towards | ||
Latest revision as of 22:58, 11 May 2024
Grekelin
Pronunciation (IPA)
- IPA: /jis/, [jɪs]
Etymology
Reborrowed from Slavic Grekelin јис (The Danubian dialect equivalent was isz), both originating from Medieval Greek εἰς. Cognate with Greek σε (In, to), Russian ядро (Kernel, core), Breton e (In), French en.
Adverb
- (+accusative) In, within
- Eis hazan mei (In my house)
- (Directional) To, towards
- Repato eis to apotteck (I am going in the drugstore)