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# under, below
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# (''Classical calque'') translates Latin ''sub-'' and Greek ''hyp-''
# (''Classical calque'') translates Latin ''sub-'' and Greek ''hyp-''
==Paranukian==
===Pronunciation===
* {{ipa+|eore|[ˈso]}}
===Article===
{{head|eore|{{lc: Article}} form}}
# {{label|eore|proscribed}} {{inflection of|eore|se||dative//instrumental}}
#: {{syn|eore|su<l:literary,or,archaic>}}
# {{label|eore|literary|or|archaic}} {{inflection of|eore|se||accusative}}
#: {{syn|eore|ho}}
===Usage notes===
{{l|eore|ho}} and ''{{term|so}}'' are predominantly used in spoken speech as the accusative and dative/instrumental inflections of {{l|eore|se}} respectively, superseding the historical regular accusative ''{{term|so}}'' and dative/instrumental {{l|eore|su}}. However, the historical forms are still socially expected and commonly used in most literary contexts, and may also occur rarely in spoken speech if a speaker is attempting to sound archaic.
===See also===
{{eore-art}}


==Skundavisk==
==Skundavisk==
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# so
# so
#:'' Hit was regenend, '''so''' sind wi heem beliven.''
#: '' Hit was regenend, '''so''' sind wi heem beliven.''
#:: ''It was raining, '''so''' we stayed home.''
#:: ''It was raining, '''so''' we stayed home.''


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# so
# so
#:''Ik þenke neet '''so'''.''
#: ''Ik þenke neet '''so'''.''
#:: ''I don't think '''so'''.''
#:: ''I don't think '''so'''.''


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# flesh.
# flesh.
#:''{{d|so|so}}{{d|-'i|'i}} {{d|wo-|wo}}{{d|so|so}}{{d|-'i|'i}}''
#: ''{{d|so|so}}{{d|-'i|'i}} {{d|wo-|wo}}{{d|so|so}}{{d|-'i|'i}}''
#:: '''''flesh''' of my '''flesh'''.''
#:: '''''flesh''' of my '''flesh'''.''
# hide.
# hide.