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# {{lb|qsc|general|informal}} cake, pastry | # {{lb|qsc|general|informal}} cake, pastry | ||
#: {{ux|qsc|Xen setnayn he '''aýaii''' pfi secatx ñua ruhu marco.|I don't have '''cake''' so I made fried chicken rice.}} | #: {{ux|qsc|Xen setnayn he '''aýaii''' pfi secatx ñua ruhu marco.|I don't have '''cake''' so I made fried chicken rice.}} | ||
Latest revision as of 02:43, 5 January 2026
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Etymology
(This etymology is missing or incomplete. It will be most likely added at some point in the future.)
Pronunciation
Noun
aýaii 3 (plural/indefinite ez'e aýaii)
- a kind of sweet rice cake popular in Muqhucit
- Hanú hititi Ciūa xeuád aýaii jutxux, nez aicojí hán' āhatx juño juño jeý?
- Despite being told not to, Little Ciūa ate all the rice cakes; were the chefs who made them for the rest of the village happy?
- (general, informal) cake, pastry
- Xen setnayn he aýaii pfi secatx ñua ruhu marco.
- I don't have cake so I made fried chicken rice.