Contionary:cuc'

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Etymology 1

Wacag logograph

From Sekhulla kʷukʷʰə, from Wascotl *quos-que. Cognate to Xodec Húzec. The meaning "Mw" is a calque of Knrawi mw

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [kʷu˧kʷʰ]

Noun

cuc' 2 (plural/indefinite cuc'ou)

1. grandfather

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2. old man

   Xen cohjerijec cuc' curyan.

   Pay no mind to the insane old man.

3. Mw, the first cycle of the Knrawi calendar

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Adjective

cuc'

1. (men, male animals) old

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Derived terms

• bahu cuc'
• Cuc' Cuder'úuóc
• cuc'áuc'á
• cucucuc'
• cupfareiñ cuc'
• hian cuc'
• madiux cuc'
• tsiñe cuc'
• tíñ cuc'
• īci cuc'

Descendants

• Sokya: púa³

Etymology 2

From Sekhulla kʷukʰə, from Wascotl *que-*oskę-si.

Particle

cuc'

1. terminative subjunctive particle

   R'uz cozuc'ziax cozxeuár'ují tseduad coi t'ac, cuc' secú sectxadiz jál tum'ay eý.

   Just carefully aim your bow and t'ac, we'll be eating good tonight.

Synonyms

(old):

• habah
• nivíl
• nálco
• xem

Aspect-mood prefixes

	pfv	prog	cont	subj	abil	res
	en	miu	ji, laz	uc'	c'e	c'ez
inch	r'uz	miur'	jir', lar'	r'uc'	c'er'	r'ez
term	coi	miuc	jiuc, lauc	cuc'	c'oc	coz
neg/q	xen	miun	jin, lan	nuc'	c'en	nez