Contionary:sēpīhan

Aeranir

Etymology

From Proto-Iscaric *sēpječ, from Proto-Maro-Ephenian *sehp-.

Pronunciation

• (Classical, c. 1900 BCA) IPA: /seːˈpiː.ɦaːn/ [s̠eˑˈpiː.ɦãˑ]
• (Late, c. 1300 BCA) IPA: /seːˈpiː.ɦaːn/ [s̠eˈpi.a]

Verb

sēpīhan (intransitive; indicative sēpitz, potential sēpitatz, desiderative sēperit, perfective sēpīvī)

1. (result verb) to cut or break into clean pieces, to separate cleanly

   serva

   order-PST.C.3SG

   apiester

   magister-NOM.SG

   tē

   1SG-ACC

   ap

   up

   prīstā

   first-ABL.SG

   mālvn

   meat-ACC.SG

   vvrnē

   thickness-ADV

   raelinae

   little_finger-GEN.SG

   sēpīre

   cut-OBL.INF

   serva apiester tē ap prīstā mālvn vvrnē raelinae sēpīre

   order-PST.C.3SG magister-NOM.SG 1SG-ACC up first-ABL.SG meat-ACC.SG thickness-ADV little_finger-GEN.SG cut-OBL.INF

   'The magister ordered me for the first step to cut the meat into slices the thickness of a little finger'