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Contionary:тык
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Guimin
Etymology
From Proto-Indo-European *dʰr̥ǵʰéh₂.
Pronunciation
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Noun
тык • (tyk) f
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| sg | pl | |
|---|---|---|
| abs | тык | тыкэ̄с |
| erg | тыкэ̄ | тыкэ̄с |
| gen1 | тыкэ̄тиъ | тыкэ̄мтиъ |
| gen2 | тыкэ̄с | тыкэ̄м |
| dat | тыкӣъ | тыкэ̄мәс |
| instr | тыкэхъ | тыкэ̄биъ |
| com | тыкэ̄ми | |
| eq | тыкэ̄сы | |
Derived terms
- свәртык (swärtyk)
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