Contionary:co

Avendonian

Pronunciation

(Central Avendonian) IPA^(key): [ko]

Etymology

From Latin cum.

Preposition

co

with

Carnian

Etymology

Inherited from Old Carnian cto, from Proto-Slavic *kъto. Compare Slovene kdo, Serbo-Croatian ko.

Pronunciation

(Standard) IPA: [kɔ̂ː]
(Kvarner) IPA: [kô̞ː]

Pronoun

co

(interrogative) who
Co je to rec? ― Who said that?
(relative) who

Declension

	Singular
Nominative	co
Accusative	coga
Genitive	coga
Dative	como

Related terms

etto (“someone”)
nico (“no one”)

Soc'ul'

Wacag logograph

Etymology

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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [kʷo̞˥]

Noun

co class 2 (plural/indefinite cou)

person
Hanuc' bahutn xem'en tabdi, xen bahutn toc tabdi, āhñ'in' naman co je.
You can tell it's a pirapitinga not a red-bellied piranha because it has human teeth.

Adjective

co

normal, usual
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Synonyms

(normal, usual):

xad

Derived terms

Descendants

Central Isles Creole: kwo