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==Grekelin== [[Category:Grekelin lemmas]]

==Grekelin== ...ntis Tsakonian ''σάε (sáe)'' of the same meaning (A number of the original Grekelin populations spoke Tsakonian as well), although the intervocalic ''-t-'' see

==Grekelin== From [[Old Grekelin]] "φείρος" (Friend), from Medieval Greek "φίλος", from Proto-Hel

==Grekelin== #:: '''Synonyms:''' dynastja (From Old Grekelin ''δυναστιά'').

==Grekelin== ==Grekelin==

==Grekelin== ...cal genders merged into one (''[[davti]]'' is still used for ''-i'' ending nouns), from Medieval Greek ''ἐδαῦτος/η/ο'', colluquial version of ''�

==Grekelin== From Old Grekelin ''ναίκα'' (With the first syllable being dropped in rapid speech), fro

==Grekelin== From Old Grekelin ''έλιος'' (eljos), from Pre-Grekelin ''έλιον'' (eljon) with influence of Medieval Greek ''ἥλιος'' in

==Grekelin== ...s such, cognate with English ''water'' and Russian ''вода''. Displaced Old Grekelin ''νερόν'' (nerón, "water").

==Grekelin== [[Category:Grekelin lemmas]]

==Grekelin== From [[Old Grekelin]] ''λεώθης'' (Leothes), of unknown origin. May be derived from Proto-

==Grekelin== [[Category:Grekelin lemmas]]

==Grekelin== [[Category:Grekelin lemmas]]

==Grekelin== From [[Old Grekelin]] ''ζ̌ω'' (zhō), possibly borrowed from Pre-Grekelin dialects in the very early stages of the language. Alternatively borrowed f

==Grekelin== From [[Old Grekelin]] ''ξε-'', from Medieval Greek ''ξε-'' (kse-), alternative form of ''ε

[[Category:Niemish nouns]] [[Category:Niemish neuter nouns]]

|name = Grekelin |ancestor3 = [[Proto-Grekelin|Proto-Grekelin]]