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===Adverb=== | ===Adverb=== | ||
# eight times | # eight times | ||
==[[Valtamic]]== | |||
===Etymology=== | |||
From Proto-Valtamic ''*åt'', from [[w:Proto-Italic language|Proto-Italic]] ''[[wikt:Reconstruction:Proto-Italic/hod|*hod]]''. Related to [[w:Latin|Latin]] ''[[wikt:hoc#Latin|hoc]]''. | |||
====Pronunciation==== | |||
* (''Standard Valtamic'') [[Phonetics:IPA|IPA]]: /ɑt/; [ɑ̝t̪], [ʌt̪] | |||
====Adverb==== | |||
'''at''' | |||
# here, over here (proximal) | |||
====Usage notes==== | |||
'''''at''''', like ''{{c|veľ}}'', is often used with the locative cases to convey more information: | |||
*(''lative'') '''ataṅ''' → to here, towards here. | |||
*(''locative'') '''ataľ''' → in here, at here. | |||
*(''separative'') '''atat''' → from here, out of here | |||
[[Category:Valtamic adverbs]] | |||
[[Category:Valtamic lemmas]] | |||
[[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Cleepoyish lemmas]][[Category:Cleepoyish numerals]][[Category:Cleepoyish adverbs]] | [[Category:Contionary]][[Category:Cleepoyish lemmas]][[Category:Cleepoyish numerals]][[Category:Cleepoyish adverbs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:44, 21 August 2024
Cleepoyish
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| ← 7 | 8 | 9 → | |||
| Cardinal: at Ordinal: ätto Multiplier: atfäld | |||||
Etymology
From Old Cleepoyish at, from Proto-Lesionic *ahto, from Proto-Germanic *ahtōu.
Pronunciation
Numeral
at
- eight
Inflection
| Masculine | Feminine | Neuter | ||
| Strong | Nominative/Accusative | at | ||
| Dative | atåm | atån | atyz | |
| Weak | Nominative | þo at | þot at | |
| Accusative | þo atån | þot atån | ||
| Dative | þii atån | |||
Adverb
- eight times
Valtamic
Etymology
From Proto-Valtamic *åt, from Proto-Italic *hod. Related to Latin hoc.
Pronunciation
- (Standard Valtamic) IPA: /ɑt/; [ɑ̝t̪], [ʌt̪]
Adverb
at
- here, over here (proximal)
Usage notes
at, like veľ, is often used with the locative cases to convey more information:
- (lative) ataṅ → to here, towards here.
- (locative) ataľ → in here, at here.
- (separative) atat → from here, out of here