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#:''Sé Étazasintůgeð Améríka-ins sen-ǰis al partíà '''miltrakatůgeð-ins'oVaragůlfa.'' | #:''Sé Étazasintůgeð Améríka-ins sen-ǰis al partíà '''miltrakatůgeð-ins''' oVaragůlfa.'' | ||
#::''The United States was a part of the military coalition during the Gulf War.'' | #::''The United States was a part of the military coalition during the Gulf War.'' | ||
# ''(archaic)'' militia | # ''(archaic)'' militia |
Revision as of 02:14, 9 December 2014
Knašta
Alternative forms
Etymology
miltraka (military) + tůgeð (collection of, together)
Pronunciation
(Knašta) IPA: /mɪltrakatugɛð/
Noun
miltrakatůgeð
- military coalition
- Sé Étazasintůgeð Améríka-ins sen-ǰis al partíà miltrakatůgeð-ins oVaragůlfa.
- The United States was a part of the military coalition during the Gulf War.
- Sé Étazasintůgeð Améríka-ins sen-ǰis al partíà miltrakatůgeð-ins oVaragůlfa.
- (archaic) militia
- Sé miltrakatůgeð sen-gaňa sé kómpfatsjon.
- The militia won the battle.
- Sé miltrakatůgeð sen-gaňa sé kómpfatsjon.
Inflection
Nominative | Genitive | Locative | |
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Singular | miltrakatůgeð | miltrakatůgeð-ins | omiltrakatůgeð |
Plural | miltrakatůgeðsin | miltrakatůgeðsin-ins | omiltrakatůgeðsin |