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==[[Tefrian]]==
==[[Tefrian]]==
===Etymology===
===Etymology 1===
From a merger of Old Tefrian ''ḥ-'' (/ḥa-/) and ''ḫ-'' (/ḫe-/), from {{l|wsc-pro|*ḥa-}} and ''{{c|*ḫe-}}'', from {{l|asc-pro|*ḥan-}} and ''{{c|*ḫi-}}''.
From a merger of Old Tefrian ''ḥ-'' (/ḥa-/) and ''ḫ-'' (/ḫe-/), from {{l|wsc-pro|*ḥa-}} and ''{{c|*ḫe-}}'', from {{l|asc-pro|*ḥan-}} and ''{{c|*ḫi-}}''.
====Pronunciation====
====Pronunciation====
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# {{lb|tfr-mod|with verbs}} here, herein; hereto
# {{lb|tfr-mod|with verbs}} here, herein; hereto
#: {{ant|tfr-mod|[[ش|شـ]]|tr=ši-}}
#: {{ant|tfr-mod|[[ش|شـ]]|tr=ši-}}
===Etymology 2===
From Old Tefrian ''-ḥ'' (/-aḥ/), from {{l|wsc-pro|*-aḥ}}, from {{l|asc-pro|*-aḥ}}. Originally a collective number ending that degrammaticalized and narrowed to refer to groups of people, then to the places said people inhabit.
====Pronunciation====
* [[Phonetics:IPA|IPA]]: {{IPA|/-eħ/; [-e̞ħ], [-əħ]}}
====Suffix====
{{head|tfr-mod|head=ـح|tr=-<span style="color:gray">e</span>ḥ|suffix}}
# -ia; ''derives names of countries and regions''
#: {{syn|tfr-mod|[[ستان|ـستان]]|tr=-stān|q=restricted}}
#: {{lang|tfr-mod|sc=Arab|{{c|ایرشر}}}} (''ayerešur'') → {{lang|tfr-mod|sc=Arab|{{c|ایرح}}}} (''Ayereḥ'') — ''[[w:Iran|Iran]]''
#: {{lang|tfr-mod|sc=Arab|{{c|مانشر}}}} (''mānišur'') → {{lang|tfr-mod|sc=Arab|{{c|مانح}}}} (''Māneḥ'') — ''[[w:Germany|Germany]]''
#: {{lang|tfr-mod|sc=Arab|{{c|فراسشر}}}} (''frãsišur'') → {{lang|tfr-mod|sc=Arab|{{c|فراسح}}}} (''Frãseḥ'') — ''[[w:France|France]]''
#: {{lang|tfr-mod|sc=Arab|{{c|برطانشر}}}} (''breṭānišur'') → {{lang|tfr-mod|sc=Arab|{{c|برطانح}}}} (''Breṭāneḥ'') — ''[[w:United Kingdom|Britain]]''

Revision as of 22:59, 3 January 2025

Tefrian

Etymology 1

From a merger of Old Tefrian ḥ- (/ḥa-/) and ḫ- (/ḫe-/), from *ḥa- and *ḫe-, from *ḥan- and *ḫi-.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /ħi-/; [ħɪ-], [ħ(ə)-]

Prefix

حـ (i-)

  1. (with verbs) in, within, inside; into
    Antonym: رـ (re-)
  2. (with verbs) here, herein; hereto
    Antonym: شـ (ši-)

Etymology 2

From Old Tefrian -ḥ (/-aḥ/), from *-aḥ, from *-aḥ. Originally a collective number ending that degrammaticalized and narrowed to refer to groups of people, then to the places said people inhabit.

Pronunciation

  • IPA: /-eħ/; [-e̞ħ], [-əħ]

Suffix

ـح (-e)

  1. -ia; derives names of countries and regions
    Synonym: (restricted) ـستان (-stān)
    ایرشر (ayerešur) → ایرح (Ayereḥ) — Iran
    مانشر (mānišur) → مانح (Māneḥ) — Germany
    فراسشر (frãsišur) → فراسح (Frãseḥ) — France
    برطانشر (breṭānišur) → برطانح (Breṭāneḥ) — Britain