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From [[Dalitian#Classical Dalitian|Classical Dalitian]] '''''{{term|hútta}}''''', from [[Dalitian#Proto-Talothic|Proto-Talothic]] ''{{term|júcca}}'' from [[PME_Lexicon|PME]] ''{{term| | From [[Dalitian#Classical Dalitian|Classical Dalitian]] '''''{{term|hútta}}''''', from [[Dalitian#Proto-Talothic|Proto-Talothic]] ''{{term|*júcca}}'' from [[PME_Lexicon|PME]] ''{{term|*yewqʷ-}}'' ("to talk, to speak"). Cognate with [[Aeranir]] ''{{term|iuquiç}}'' ("it speaks me"). | ||
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'''ýta''' (genitive singular ''{{term|ýtos}}''); c. | '''ýta''' (genitive singular ''{{term|ýtos}}''); c. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:50, 29 July 2019
Dalitian
Etymology
From Classical Dalitian hútta, from Proto-Talothic *júcca from PME *yewqʷ- ("to talk, to speak"). Cognate with Aeranir iuquiç ("it speaks me").
Pronunciation
(Classical) IPA: [hʉ́t.ta]
(Modern) IPA: [ˈy.ta]
Noun
ýta (genitive singular ýtos); c.
- language, speech, dialect
- idea, concept, thing