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{{Roka-word|au|ˈaw˥˧, ˈaw˧˥|particle|''emphasis particle''|stress=aka|notes=At the beginning or end of a sentence, or in its own sentence, ''au'' expresses excitement or emphasis on the preceding phrase. Usually, the former uses the standard falling pitch contour, while the latter reverses the pitch contour, though context will also likely indicate which meaning ''au'' has.}} | |||
Latest revision as of 18:18, 21 May 2024
Brooding
Pronunciation
(Brooding) IPA: /au̯/
Particle
au
- that, which. Relativizer for object heads.
Grayis
Pronunciation
(Grayis) IPA: /au̯/
Particle
au
- of, belonging to. Genitive Particle
Rokadong
Pronunciation
(Pahang) IPA: [ˈaw˥˧, ˈaw˧˥] (aka)
Particle
au (au)
- emphasis particle
- sentence in Rokadong here
- translation here
Usage notes
At the beginning or end of a sentence, or in its own sentence, au expresses excitement or emphasis on the preceding phrase. Usually, the former uses the standard falling pitch contour, while the latter reverses the pitch contour, though context will also likely indicate which meaning au has.