Contionary:abere: Difference between revisions

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From Proto-Germanic *habjaną, influenced by Latin habeō.

abere

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 ==Avendonian==
 ===Pronunciation===
-{{av-IPA|a.ˈbe.re}}
+{{av-IPA|aˈbere}}
 ===Etymology===
 From Proto-Germanic ''[[wikt:Reconstruction:Proto-Germanic/habjaną|*habjaną]]'', influenced by Latin ''[[wikt:habeo|habeō]]''.
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 '''abere'''
 # to have, to possess
 ====Conjugation====
-{{av-vW2|ab|ab}}
+{{av-vW2|ab}}
 ===Derived terms===
 * {{term|abere afolgo}}