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Revision as of 14:25, 26 June 2023

Indeyivroplu

Etymology

Loaned from German gut

Pronunciation

(Indeyivroplu) IPA: [ˈgu̞.t̪ʰa]

Adjective

guta

  1. good
    meja tijxu êtdêni tšer nevêrmoži guta.
    "Our luck is unbelievably good today."


Inflection

  1. guti
    well (adv.)
  2. gutu
    the good (noun)
  3. gutir
    to be good for (inf. verb)

Derived terms

  1. gutvaza
    well, in good condition
  2. neguta
    bad (adj.)

Related words

  1. bala
    okay, fine (adj.)