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==Jokelang 2== | ==Jokelang 2== | ||
===Etymology 1=== | |||
===Pronunciation=== | ===Pronunciation=== | ||
{{jl-two-ipa|eɪ}} | {{jl-two-ipa|eɪ}} | ||
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# ''negative marker'' | # ''negative marker'' | ||
#: {{ux|jl-two||}} | |||
===Etymology 2=== | |||
===Pronunciation=== | |||
{{jl-two-ipa|eː}} | |||
===Noun=== | |||
{{jl-two-n|us}} | |||
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#: {{ux|jl-two||}} | #: {{ux|jl-two||}} | ||
Revision as of 00:42, 16 January 2025
Soc'ul'
Etymology
From Sekhulla əɨa, from Wascotl *įa-. Cognate to Gwaxol ğï.
Pronunciation
Verb
ey ᴀᴄᴄ
- to take
- Jaj cuú ūs nuñal réulal hej, cozey jál beil.
- Don't eat the bean dip with your fingers, take this bread.
Adjective
ey
- taken
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Derived terms
Jokelang 2
Etymology 1
Pronunciation
Particle
ey
- negative marker
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Etymology 2
Pronunciation
Noun
ey us
- Canada
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Categories:
- Soc'ul' terms from Wascotl *įa-
- Soc'ul' inherited terms
- Soc'ul' terms with Gwaxol cognates
- Contionary
- Soc'ul' lemmas
- Soc'ul' verbs
- Soc'ul' accusative verbs
- Soc'ul' terms with usage examples
- Soc'ul' adjectives
- Requests for translations of Soc'ul' usage examples
- Soc'ul' terms missing Wacag
- Jokelang 2 lemmas
- Jokelang 2 particles
- Requests for translations of Jokelang 2 usage examples
- Jokelang 2 nouns
- Jokelang 2 American nouns