Contionary:abkâz: Difference between revisions

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From Old Aklo *abak-

(Aklo) IPA: /ˈabkaːz/

abkâz

A member of a monastic order.
Anshamdarra burgatu, Burki abkâz
Such rashness is sin, brother Burki.
friar.
brother.

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+From Old Aklo ''[[*abak-]]''
 ===Pronunciation===
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 '''abkâz'''
-# definition
+# A member of a monastic order.
-#:''example usage of '''abkâz''' here''
+#:''Anshamdarra [[Contionary:burgatu|burgatu]], Burki '''abkâz'''''
-#:: ''italicised translation here.''
+#:: ''Such rashness is sin, '''brother''' Burki.''
+# friar.
+# brother.