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(Created page with "==Grekelin== ===Pronunciation (IPA)=== * IPA: /ˈena/, [ˈɛ.na] ===Etymology=== From Old Grekelin ''έννα'', a compound of ''έντα'' (enta, "is") + ''να'' ("na", to), literally "There is to". Same derivation as Cypriot Greek "έννα" (Will). Not related to ''jena'' (One). ===Particle=== # To fix, repair #: ''Iszjana to autó eisdila'' (I fixed the car today) # To make or set straight #: ''Szjano to karavi, a repata szusta'' (I am...") |
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#: '' | #: '''''Enna''' pao sto apotteck.'' (I will go to the pharmacy) | ||
# | # (+infinitive) Added before verbs to form the conditional mood | ||
#: '' | #: '''''Enna''' ipatusa davta ecs lattas mei.'' (I would step on it by accident) | ||
[[Category:Grekelin lemmas]] | [[Category:Grekelin lemmas]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:52, 14 May 2024
Grekelin
Pronunciation (IPA)
- IPA: /ˈena/, [ˈɛ.na]
Etymology
From Old Grekelin έννα, a compound of έντα (enta, "is") + να ("na", to), literally "There is to". Same derivation as Cypriot Greek "έννα" (Will). Not related to jena (One).
Particle
- Used to form the future tense(s)
- Enna pao sto apotteck. (I will go to the pharmacy)
- (+infinitive) Added before verbs to form the conditional mood
- Enna ipatusa davta ecs lattas mei. (I would step on it by accident)