Contionary:őh

Jovlish

Etymology

From Middle Jovlish ýþa, plural of ýþ (wave), from Old Jovlish ýþ, from Old English ȳþ. Cognate to Middle English ythe, Icelandic unnur. Displaced Middle Jovlish sǽ, ultimately from Old English sǣ, except in compounds such as şıveş and şın.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /œːχ/ [ʔœːχ]

Noun

őh (őh) f (plural őhe (őhe))

1. sea, ocean

Declension

[hide]Declension of őh (first-declension)
	singular		plural
direct [ɴᴏᴍ, ᴀᴄᴄ]	hī	őh	hó	őhe
genitive	har	őts	hor
dative			hón

Derived terms

• Blakőh (Blakőh, “Black Sea”)
• Hazrőh (Hazrőh, “Caspian Sea”)
• Rīdőh (Rīdőh, “Red Sea”)
• vatsıh (vatsıh, “wave”)
• Véddevőh (Véddevőh, “Mediterranean Sea”)
• yïh (yïh, “doom”)
• üyboq (üyboq, “a ship's side”)
• üylōf (üylōf, “detritus”)
• üyvōrn (üyvōrn, “to be lost”)
• üyēblan (üyēblan, “tossing of the waves at sea”)
• őyj (őyj, “rough”)
• őyn (őyn, “to overflow”)