Contionary:coeña

Aeranir

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coe•ña

Etymology

From Old Aeranir coiñā, from Proto-Iscaric kʷoiɲā, from PME *kʷyeɲ- ("to say, to speak"). Compare cuiñor ("I think, I believe").

Pronunciation

(Old) [ˈkoi.ɲaː]
(Classical) [ˈcʰøː.ɲa]
(Gaunine) [ˈkwe.ɲa]
(Late) [ˈce.ɲa]

Noun

coeña (cyclical; genitive coeñae)

1. that which is said; word, speech, utterance

2. that which is thought; reason, reckoning

3. love, affection, craving, yearning

Declension

Declension of coeña
	singular	plural
nominative	coeña	coeñar
vocative
accusative	coeñan	coeñae
essive	coeñau	coeñur
instrumental	coeñārun	coeñōs
genitive	coeñae	coeñābus
dative	coeñō	coeñāna
ablative	coeñā	coeñās
locative	coeñīs	coeñā

Derived terms

• coeñar ("language")

Descendants

• Ilesse: cheña
• S'entigneis: ceigne
• Tevrés: çeña