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| 184||old||قديم||qadīm||ישן||yâšân||ܥܬܝܩܐ||ʿattīqā|| ||قديم||

...terlingua's methodology. Accepting Occidental words such as ''mann, strax, old'' and ''sestra (''Interlingua'': viro, immediatemente, vetere, soror)'' int ...ernational (Occidental) in 8 lingues (1925)] by Edgar von Wahl. Note: uses old spelling.

...t this is the case because these are the only two cases still built on the old, vocative stem, which in Ruk was the unmarked form. ...nt cluster, the accented syllable sympathetically moves to the new penult (old ultimate), if not already there by nature (cf. sentence '''4)''' below).

|ancestor = Old Harākti (?)

...ompting yet another redesign. The original design is now considered as the old Diwa alphabet, while the abugida is an alternative script used by the Nati.

|fam5=Old Efenol ...ng?), ''Com lh'arâs?'' (How will you make them?), ''Pwanth în tînz?'' (How old are you?, literally 'how many years do you have?').

...nguage|Icelandic]], all of which are descended from [[w:Old Norse language|Old Norse]]. The East Germanic languages are now extinct, and [[w:Gothic langua ...New Testament (including parts of the gospels and the Epistles), from the Old Testament (Nehemiah), and some commentaries. The text likely had been somew

...and ''samzhippat sei'' ({{Dl_span|ja|三十八歳}}) both mean "thirty-eight years old".

...tive, ablative, locative, genitive and possessive) appear to be relatively old. At some point after these adpositions fused onto the nominals, the plural

...d for the numbers beyond 6. Using the long form for 6-10 is now considered old fashioned. The short forms will also be used for the numbers 1-5 when descr

...ntesa|velio]], ''Mer.:'' [[Contionary: bíliu#Merineth|bíliu]]) ''adj.'' '''old.''' <br />

...tive, ablative, locative, genitive and possessive) appear to be relatively old. At some point after these adpositions fused onto the nominals, the plural

...ny years have passed - thus a newborn is in its first year, and a 20-years-old is in its twenty-first year.</ref></small>

| ''vialt'' <small>(dial. ''velt'')</small> (old, aged)|| ''sinyuri'' <small>(or an. ''prus vialt'')</small> (older, elder)|