Contionary:ye

Europic

Pronunciation

• Europic Phonology: /je/

Adverb (Conjunction)

ye

1. if

Verb

ye

1. to go
2. to take

   Has long-form variant yite.

Synonyms

• yite ‘to go, to take’

Antonyms

• kwe ‘to come, to bring’
• kweme ‘to come, to bring’

Ganymedian

Alternate forms

• le, eli, ele, ya, eya

Etymology

From Swahili yeye. Doublet of yeye.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈje] [i] [j]

Pronoun

ye (emphatic yeye, plural wa)

1. third person singular conjunctive pronoun; he, she, it, they (singular)

   Ye ni fifi.

   He/she/it/they is/are cold.

See also

Ganymedian personal pronouns
Person	Singular		Plural
	conj	emp	conj	emp
1st	mi, me, yo	mimi, meme	nosi, nos, nó, n, sí	nosi, sisi, nostoro
2nd	tu, bo, bosi, we, gwe, u	tutu, wewe, bosi	uté, ute, uste, ñi	utede, ustede, ñiñi, niñi
3rd	ye, le, eli, ele, ya, eya	yeye, lele, yaya	wa, lesi, eyo, yo	wao, lesi, yosi, eyosi, yasi, eyasi

Jokelang 2

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ji/

Particle

ye

1. imminent negative marker

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Soc'ul'

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Etymology

From Sekhulla ɣə, from Wascotl *heke-la.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ɰə˧]

Noun

ye class 3 (plural/indefinite ez'e ye)

1. stomach

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