Contionary:xeuár'u

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Etymology

From Sekhulla ʃəwaːrːuː, from Wascotl *scewa-*atrō-.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ʃə˧waː˧˩rˀu˩]

Noun

xeuár'u 5 (plural/indefinite ez'e xeuár'u)

1. stone road, street

   Cuuemyaniý uemyaniý cuñ'uajiý ñ'uajiý hez'i iarjev véícui xeuár'u, muzr'u juño.

   For years we've been greatly distressed and annoyed at the current state of the town's roads and paths.

Adjective

xeuár'u

1. civilized

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2. precise

   C'e iyréūjaxiý hez'i esnamye cuder myu xeuár'u xeuár'u ixuñ í xen eý jál suíl al'a al'a je.

   A more precise fraction can be calculated with many-sided regular polygons, but for most purposes this is not necessary.

3. connected

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Synonyms

(connected):

• nezats

Derived terms

• xauc txih jen xemul' "un' ez'e suiad ez'e xeuár'ují"