Contionary:yan'

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Etymology 1

From Sekhulla ɣanːə, from Wascotl ekans-ę. Cognate to Gwaxol kaz.

Noun

yan' 4 (plural/indefinite ez'e yan')

1. snake

   Ñ'in' yan' miu eý, cozuc'zi!

   There's a snake in the grass, watch out!

Derived terms

• yan' c'ualdocuóc
• yan'ih

Etymology 2

From Sekhulla ɣanːi, from Wascotl *ekans-i.

Verb

yan' ᴇʀɢ

1. to twist, to coil

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Adjective

1. twisted, coiled

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Derived terms

• yan' āl mur'eu je
• yan'ibeha

Etymology 3

From Sekhulla ɣanːi, from Wascotl *ekan-si.

Verb

yan' ᴀᴄᴄ

1. to rule, to command, to order, to demand

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Adjective

1. ordered, demanded

   C'en íūnemiats íūlēl a xeýan ez'e yan' bāuñ.

   The official can't help but laugh at the old fool's demands.

Adverb

1. by order, by command

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Derived terms

• yan'uóc