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(Created page with "==Grekelin== ===Pronunciation (IPA)=== * IPA: /ˈgnud͡ʑa/, [ˈgŋud͡ʑa] ===Etymology=== From Old Grekelin ''γνούσσα'', where also Grekelin ''gnussa'', both derived from Medieval Greek ''γνώση''. The palatalization of ''-ss-'' to ''d͡ʑ'' is the result of constant borrowing between the three major dialects, possibly creating an intermediatery ''γνούτσα/gnuca'' where also Slavic Grekelin ''гњуча''. ===Adjective=== #...") |
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Latest revision as of 22:37, 11 May 2024
Grekelin
Pronunciation (IPA)
- IPA: /ˈgnud͡ʑa/, [ˈgŋud͡ʑa]
Etymology
From Old Grekelin γνούσσα, where also Grekelin gnussa, both derived from Medieval Greek γνώση. The palatalization of -ss- to d͡ʑ is the result of constant borrowing between the three major dialects, possibly creating an intermediatery γνούτσα/gnuca where also Slavic Grekelin гњуча.
Adjective
- Human language
- To gnudzsa Grekelenikin (The Grekelin language)
Synonyms
Nyelfa (Dialectal)