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===Etymology 1/2=== | ===Etymology 1/2=== | ||
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===Etymology 3=== | ===Etymology 3=== | ||
From the fusion of [[Contionary:ga|ga]] "throat", [[Contionary:u|u]] "inward", and [[Contionary:ra|ra]] "characteristics of a fluid". | From the fusion of [[Contionary:ga|ga]] "throat", [[Contionary:u|u]] "inward", and [[Contionary:ra|ra]] "characteristics of a fluid". | ||
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Bretonese
Etymology
From Proto-Brythonic *gwur. Cognate with Welsh gŵr.
Noun
gur m. (plural güer)
- man
- husband
Mutations
| Bretonese mutations | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| radical | soft | nasal | spirant |
| gur | vur | ngur | unchanged |
Diluvian Code
Alternative forms
Etymology 1/2
From the fusion of ga, u, and ra.
Etymology 3
From the fusion of ga "throat", u "inward", and ra "characteristics of a fluid".
Pronunciation
(Diluvian Code) IPA: /gûɾ/
Noun
gur
- ∅ (common sense)
- ∅ (social sense)
- drink (mimetic sense)
- ∅ (onomatopoeic sense)
Usage notes
Inflection
Synonyms
Descendents
- Adamic Code: -g-f-l-