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===Etymology===
===Etymology===
From [[Aeranir#Old Aeranir|Old Aeranir]] '''''{{term|cops}}''''' ("helmet"), from [[Aeranir#Proto-Iscaric|Proto-Iscaric]] ''{{term|*kops̠}}'', from [[PME_Lexicon|PME]] ''{{term|*ħʷkep-}}'' ("to tie a knot, to join").  The original sense of the word deriving from the fact that helmets were usually tied at the chin.  Related to ''{{term|ceptiç}}'' ("they wear me on their head").  Cognate with [[Dalitian]] ''{{term|okóphos}}'' ("braid").
From [[Aeranir#Old Aeranir|Old Aeranir]] '''''{{term|cops}}''''' ("helmet"), from [[Aeranir#Proto-Iscaric|Proto-Iscaric]] ''{{term|*kops}}'', from [[Proto-Maro-Ephenian]] ''{{term|*r₃kep-}}''.  The original sense of the word deriving from the fact that helmets were usually tied at the chin.


===Pronunciation===
===Pronunciation===

Revision as of 11:41, 23 September 2019

Aeranir

Alternative forms

  • coψ (hellenic romanisation)

Etymology

From Old Aeranir cops ("helmet"), from Proto-Iscaric *kops, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *r₃kep-. The original sense of the word deriving from the fact that helmets were usually tied at the chin.

Pronunciation

(Old) IPA: [kops̠]
(Classical) IPA: [kɔps̠]
(Gaunine) IPA: [kɔps]
(Late) IPA: [kɔps̠]

Noun

cops (temporary; genitive copis)

  1. hat, cap, helmet, crown
  2. position, job, role, authority

Declension

Declension of cops
singular plural
nominative cops coper
vocative cope
accusative copin copī
essive copū copur
instrumental copërun copēs
genitive copis copir
dative copī copïna
ablative copēs
locative copīs copā