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===Derived terms=== | ===Derived terms=== | ||
# puňk'''lir''' | |||
#: to discuss | |||
# '''lë'''možir | |||
#: to be able to speak | |||
# '''lë'''izu | # '''lë'''izu | ||
#: dialect | #: dialect | ||
# '''lë'''e̋onbu | # '''lë'''e̋onbu | ||
#: accent | #: accent | ||
# '''lë'''fruda | # '''lë'''fruda | ||
#: fluent | #: fluent | ||
===Related words=== | ===Related words=== |
Revision as of 15:13, 2 July 2023
Indeyivroplu
Etymology
Loaned from Modern Greek λέω (léo, "say")
Pronunciation
(Indeyivroplu) IPA: [liɾ]
Verb
lir (Cyrillic лир)
- to say, speak, tell, talk
- etdeni lar kone ma familsëju puňke ma šoglu.
- "Today I'm talking with my family members about my job."
- etdeni lar kone ma familsëju puňke ma šoglu.
Inflection
- lu
- "speech"
- la
- "heard" (adj.)
Usage notes
Append this to the word stem of a demonym or a people group to form the name of their language.
e.g. ëňga = "English" (adj.) -- ëňglu = "English language" (n.)
Derived terms
- puňklir
- to discuss
- lëmožir
- to be able to speak
- lëizu
- dialect
- lëe̋onbu
- accent
- lëfruda
- fluent
Related words
- lesir
- to see
- trogir
- to touch
- homir
- to taste
- hotir
- to smell