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# (Slavic Grekelin) (+perfect tense) Expresses reversing of an already done condition | # (Slavic Grekelin) (+perfect tense) Expresses reversing of an already done condition | ||
#: ''Kamo'' -> '' | #: ''Kamo'' -> ''Sekama'' (I do -> I reversed what I did) | ||
# (Nouns and adjectives only) Used to express the object is of low quality, poorly made | # (Nouns and adjectives only) Used to express the object is of low quality, poorly made | ||
Latest revision as of 10:56, 4 June 2024
Grekelin
Pronunciation (IPA)
- IPA: /se/, [sɛ]
Etymology
From Old Grekelin ξε-, from Medieval Greek ξε- (kse-), alternative form of εκ- (ek-). Cognate with Modern Greek ξε-, Latin ex/ē, Old Irish ess-, a, ass (Irish as), Lithuanian ìš, Old Church Slavonic из (iz), Northern Kurdish ji, Albanian ith. Doublet of ecs.
Prefix
se-
- Expresses the removal of a property of condition
- Titto -> Setitto (To embrace -> To stop embracing)
- (Slavic Grekelin) (+perfect tense) Expresses reversing of an already done condition
- Kamo -> Sekama (I do -> I reversed what I did)
- (Nouns and adjectives only) Used to express the object is of low quality, poorly made
- Telefon -> Setelefόn (Phone -> Low quality phone)