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| child3 = [[Eastern Manish]] {{small|(Including [[Mountain Manish]])}} Eastern Manish is the ancestor of modern [[Mountain Manish]] languages. While none of these languages has received the prominen

...||''dzetcavu'' || dzet.ʃa.vu || n. || language of the Dzet people || lit. mountain shout | дзет ||''dzet'' || dzet || n. || mountain, highland ||

...land, the script is also referred to as ''{{term|curakjang}}'' (literally "mountain letters").

From PT ''Kxaȟrsa'' "mountain" # of the mountain

*** [[Murraçol#Mountain dialect|Mountain dialect]]

...an, like ''sp st sc'' with low tone at the start of words, as in ''dari'' "mountain", and like fricatives otherwise, as in ''algabán'' "bag".

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* 30: ''Geedy'' (Gee), Mountain

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*mountain: kleski

*myaewntayn /mʲɛuɴtaiɴ/ - mountain, absolutive *myaewntayn-ga / mʲɛuɴtaiɴga/ - mountain, ergative

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# mountain (not hill) # mountain

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wūn = mountain<br>

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mountain: góra

mountain (not hill)

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:ipāgna → ''ipāgna'''t''''' ("mountain, mountains") * ipāgna, mountain

*Mountain (Tsed) The '''Khulong''' languages are a branch of the Mountain Khad language group, being distantly related to the '''Kryalpomg''' branch.

|''Fanen'' || ''Fanan'' || Tree-Man, mountain man ||

*mountain - mountains * of/belonging to the mountain - of/belonging to the mountains

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mountain: biarg (m)

...that have yielded some unpredictable irregularities. For example, /vorəɣ/ "mountain", becomes /vørʒen/ "mountains". ...ause a following nasal or liquid to become syllabic. For example, /vorəɣ/ "mountain" → [vorx]; or /muʒər/ "cattle" → [muʒr̩]. The vowel itself is in fr

mountain: biarg (m)

mountain: biarg (m)

| ''From the smallest grain of dust to the tallest mountain, from the smallest drop of rain to the largest ocean, from a mouse in a fie

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| 171 || [[wiktionary:mountain|mountain]] || {{term|éād}}

| 171 || [[wiktionary:mountain|mountain]] || mount; mountain || maʊnt; ˈmaʊntən

| 171 || [[wiktionary:mountain|mountain]] || muante

*mountain

...tructure) like ''yama''(山, mountain) becomes ''[[Contionary:yam|yam]]''(얌, mountain).

<tr><th>171</th><th>[[wiktionary:mountain|mountain]]</th><td>färgenj (''s.n.'')</td></tr>

...from the [[Cad'inor]] alphabet. The modern orthography is adapted from the mountain alphabet that was used during the Dark Ages, when paper and ink fell out of

<tr><th>171</th><th>[[wiktionary:mountain|mountain]]</th><td>búur/buúr (''m./f.''; buuró)</td></tr>

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<tr><th>171</th><th>[[wiktionary:mountain|mountain]]</th><td>mont; montein</td></tr>

| 171 || [[wiktionary:mountain|mountain]] || mónti || mónti

|"mountain, peak"

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''ehcung, yi h-ehcung; pl. ehcungr'' /əhˈkʊ̄ŋ, əhˈkȭː(ɹ)/ = mountain

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<tr><th>171</th><th>[[wiktionary:mountain|mountain]]</th><td>mǫs, montis (m.)</td></tr>

...yrellion]], a primarily human city-state situated on a plateau on top of a mountain on the northern half of the continent, overlooking the ocean to the west. D

...astern Mountain Coastal Range (''Gaššarat'', lit. "basalt"), the Kilmay Rī Mountain Range, the Central Plateau ''(Kammak min Nukya)'', and the the Great Plains |label1=''Mountain-Plateau''

| '''bergen''' \ˈbɛrɣən\ || '''berg''' \bɛrx\ || mountain

! *qāraha <small>"mountain"</small>

| 171 || mountain || {{mc-t1|ⲧⲱⲩ}}

...r spoken by any Psér speaker(L2 or native), and is named after the Hyrîaow mountain range. The notable differences between standard Psér is that /e/ was inste

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# ''cn.'' peak (of a mountain) # ''mn.'' one of the main Wistanian people groups, concentrated in the center mountain range

''Peter idijt na gora.'' (Peter is walking on a mountain.) ''Peter idijt na goraf.'' (Peter is going onto a mountain.) (Direction)

* méarú = mountain * ''an Shán Ghaí'' - a mountain

...[ˈmʲʉ́ən̰àⁿ] - "mountain" -> /xáwə́=ˈmʲúːʔnànə̀/ [χɑ́uˈmʲʉ́ən̰àⁿ] - "that mountain", but /ˈfò̤ɥə̀/ [ˈfòy̤ː] - "forest" -> /ʔáwə́=ˈfò̤ɥə̀/

...(Ck. ''Kærthío'' /ˈkærðiˑo/) is a Brittonic Celtic language spoken by the mountain-dwelling Carthi (Ck. ''Kærthi'') on the archipelago of ''Íni Oyir''.

| 86 || mountain || *mooθum ||

| 171 || wuur || mountain || ḫurs || mountain || gʷerh₃ || mountain

...nt. The homeland of the protolanguage is commonly placed near the Kahaaler mountain range to the west of the Northern continent, however this a matter of debat

...called ''Malhi Dharakhi'', "Great Mountain," and is located in the coastal mountain range on the west coast of Lamona. | -i<br />dharakh'''i'''<br />''mountain'' || -u<br />dhamm'''u'''<br />''chair'' || -a<br />hadikh'''a'''<br />''co

...sh does this with the phrase "the foot of the mountain" (to mean below the mountain), but Habyela does this across the entire language. For example, to say "in

! mountain

| 171 || ''' mountain''' || ||geedy ||kehent

|c=en| mountain

...s, usually located together, e.g. ''binjido'' 'mountain ridge' (''binji'' 'mountain'), ''fuddo'' 'copse, small wood' (''fuz'' 'tree'), ''gyondo'' 'band' (''gyo ...bsract state of being a member of that class, e.g. ''binjibu'' 'mountains; mountain-hood', ''fubbu'' 'trees; treehood', ''gyombu'' 'men; manhood, masculinity'.

асал, ''asal'' "mountain"; асалле, ''asalle'' "mountains"

| get || n || mountain

| '''mountain''' || ni. ''binji''

*"''monja''" (''f'', "mountain") |mountain = monja

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...'' "on": ''Heimax mauz'''enē''' curitēni'' "There is a house, built on the mountain".

(a) mountain the mountain

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...ord ''_k_{<small>#</small>}z_k_{<small>#</small>}'' means 'mountain' and is not related to 'bird' at all.

*''Heimax mauzenē '''curitēni'''''.<br> "There is a house, '''built''' on the mountain". |mountain-PL-3SG.POSS=DAT

|171||mons||mountain||fergúne

Prie dzilė kalnelei. Near a big mountain.

...and due to its strategic location next to a passage through the Myqyraghar mountain range that divides the Raunan mainland. Control over this strategic point a <td>mountain,<br>mountains</td>

: ''ñaryū naviṣyu āndimbhu'' "I, on foot, bring the book up the mountain" ...iṣyęs lā lilyai buneyi lenta āndimbhu'' "I, on foot, bring the book up the mountain with my sister".

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! mountain

...l>. after. sun-<small>ESS.SG</small>. with. morning-<small>LOC.SG</small>. mountain-<small>DAT.PL</small>. start_motion_by_vehicle.<small>IND.PAST-EXP-1PL.PATI | gloss = tall. mountain-<small>EXESS.DU</small>. be_fertile.<small>IND.PRES-EXP-3SG.COMMON.INTERIOR

# mountain.

...ther end of the middle of the landmass. It was on the outer edges of these mountain ranges that the settlers placed themselves. Kachka lies westward from Laana

...rm|הלה}}, hill - {{term|אשטה}}, ice - {{term|איזה}}, land - {{term|ארצה}}, mountain - {{term|מנדה}}, nature - {{term|סביבה}}, peasant - {{term|בו�

/ˈma̰ɴtɨha/ [ˈma̰ɴtɨ̰ha]- "mountain", /ˈkʷɨ̰ɫa/ [ˈkʷʊ̰ːɫɑ̰] - "river" (permanent), /maɴtɨʔaˈk� ...ple with the endocentric compound /ˈma̰ɴtɨʔakʷɨɫa/ [ˈma̰ɴtɨ̰ʔa̰kʷʊ̰ɫɑ̰] - "mountain river" (i.e. a river in the mountains).

Examples of masculine nouns declined like ''dag'' "day": ''bierg'' "mountain", ''vieg'' "way", ''gȳst'' "spirit", ''kuning'' "king".

7e) Yak ikassuhūrekaran → yak ikassu-hūr-ek-ar-an (1S.ABS rest-mountain-1S.ABS-PST- INTRANS) “I rested on the mountain.”

...final vowel, e.g. ''binji'' 'mountain' + ''arate'' 'gap' = ''binjarate'' 'mountain pass', but when the second word is only one syllable the final vowel someti ...| ''ni eng asho binji chi ewashi heng'' "my grandmother came down from the mountain"

! mountain

| {{term|berg}} || mountain

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|c=en| [[mountain]]

| mountain || nŷlhô

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|c=en| mountain

...into English as "On the contrary, I think it may turn out that this rugged mountain range trails off at some point".<ref name="intro"/> Quijada sees his strict ...sh translation: "On the contrary, I think it may turn out that this rugged mountain range trails off at some point"]]

''' kehent ''' mountain

*'''Dollgan''' translates to Mountain

| mountain

...eople is a language like no other; aside from the smaller languages of the mountain-peoples and forest-peoples. It is spoken variously with curls of the tongue ...ap of Rttirria, showing the divisions between provinces, major rivers, and mountain ranges. Note the outline of Myanmar on the top right.]]

...inán <br/> nan=nanak'' "that man <br/>(e.g. on the other side <br/> of the mountain)" ...a long time ago|| nan=nanak "that man <br/>(e.g. on the other side of the mountain)"; oriyat=sinkar "a long time ago"

! mountain

poet·in: mountain pass

| au /ɑu̯/ || [ɑv] or [aw] || gaunna [ˈgawna] (Tall mountain)

...ontionary: ei#Mordern Standard Imperial|ei]].'''''<br />The tree is on the mountain. * ‘The mountain is green.’

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| '''mountain''' || ''fel''

For example "this mountain" is /dá=ˈméiʔnàn/, since a mountain is a place. But "this dog" is /dà̰ dô̰k/, since a dog is not a place.

...lace where the indefinite article would be used: (terrestrial) mountain 'a mountain.' The definite article is supported through [[w:deixis]] when not modifying

| ɛ || e || e, ä || || [[Contionary:berg|b'''e'''rg]] \bɛrːg\ mountain; [[Contionary:gänge|g'''ä'''nge]] \ˈjɛ̌ŋːə\ screwthread

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!mountain

'''rsan (山)''' [ʂan] - mountain

|mountain = ӽора

|c=en| mountain

| mountain || berch || באַרג || mynydd || הר ‎ || beorg || {{C2|מנדה|מ� ; Hills: hill - [[אשטה]], down, mountain, range, plateau, crest, peak

# Only in some mountain Numidian dialects; merged with /s/ in most others. # Only in some mountain Numidian dialects; merged with /z/ in most others.

...so such words as hahr /ɦɑːr̥/ "human" and fahr /ɸɑːr̥/ "[[w:Alpine tundra|mountain meadow]]" sound differently, while in Yrkyr they are both pronounced /hɑː

! mountain

* '''phel-kjele''' "after, beside the mountain"

...'t widely accepted.</ref> exception of mount Nyuvkaiṭah, it being the only mountain in the Chlouvānem South high enough to have permanent snow at its top. A f ...Kūdrivulijas'' (the Song of Fárásen), the ''Dūryañaryālijas'' (the Distant Mountain Song), the state-glorifying ''Lūlunimarti lijas'' (the Song of Lūlunimart

...llable, which is pronounced with an extra low pitch e.g. /waˈməwaⁿ/ (L) - "mountain" (genitive) is pronounced [wāˈmʊ̏wāⁿ].

*Genitive: ''heshii geedyrii'' "the top of a mountain" *Dative: ''heshii geedyee'' "the top for the mountain"

* ''badazda ģigseje'' "they climbed the mountain" |mountain = bada

| '''mountain''' || ''mońa''

...s the name for the dialects spoken in the Barotáči mountains, an important mountain ridge dividing Central and Southern Evandor. They are a group of very conse

...al terms such as ''ramùs'' “peaceful” ( ← Dac. ''*ramus''), ''kòpa/kàpa'' “mountain slope” ( ← Dac. ''*kapas''), ''kérbā'' “swamp” ( ← Dac. *kerba) ..., often slightly rounded in lowland dialects, south to the main Carpathian mountain range.

| 171 || mountain || berg || Bierg || Berg || berg || fjall || fjell ||

...These include most animate living beings, but also words like ''tepētl'' ("mountain"), ''citlālin'' ("star") and some other phenomena.

...uish /x/ in their speach word-initially and medially, merging it with /h/. Mountain dialects typically pronounce "l" as [ɫ] when geminate or syllable-final an

...hor, Aerans, Stravons, Fyrdans, Anderians, and Erukkuani, from the central mountain ranges of Eubora and into the rest of south and eastern Eubora and eventual

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*''-sgyb'' 'mountain' :good Q in DET.COL trunk tree towering, DET.COL lake heaven and DET.COL mountain craggy DET reside 3PL

...d possibly also “solar ray”), ''*kurū₂m'' (guano), and no word at all for “mountain” or “hill”. They had rudimentary weapons like the ''*gʷūm₂poxim'' ...''or '''-iė '''all have accusative singular in '''-vau''' (e.g. ''nahia ''"mountain" > ''nahiavau'') genitive singular in '''-ei''' (''nahia ''> ''nahei''), ex

| ''nahón nando'' <br/> "that man (e.g. on the <br/>other side <br/> of the mountain)"

# mountain ⇄ berg

...e''': plants, animals, earth formations. Examples: water, woprat, balance, mountain, sand, rose.

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...from the Galli, the Rhaeti, and Pannonii, by the rivers Rhine and Danube; mountain ranges, or the fear which each feels for the other, divide it from the Sarm

...the 30th parallel north. The country may be divided, thanks to its various mountain chains, in three distinct zones: the Arănngallaq plain, along the Vălț�

...es, preceding the noun (e.g. ''ðat wiyff'' 'that woman', ''yon fel'' 'that mountain').

| 171||mountain||mōns, (genitive sg:montis)||montanha, monte||montaña, monte||montagne,

...onary: rābāk#Grayis|Rābāk]] [[Contionary: pūkkīch#Grayis|Pūkkīch]] ‘sacred mountain’s bones’ || 171 || [[Contionary: maunis#Grayis|maunis]] || mountain

: ''efjællt'' [əˈfjæ:ˀ], "mountain range"

...though, we have '''ɔ:'''ɔυn [uʹkuɟɐ] which would mean ''at the top of the mountain''. Another example would be '''ʌ:'''ɔυɷ [iʹgumɐ] which can mean ''on

...iun]] sō[[Aeranir_Lexicon#fos|forīs]]''<br>They own a small field near the mountain. # mountain person, barbarian

|mountain||kaja

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Mountain->''Nila''

|mountain

: ''köndegura'' "mountain road", ([[Kuyugwazian|Kŭy.]] ''köndŭgŭr'' >) Kŭyŭgwaž Chl. {{IPA|/k�

'''[[Contionary: haanbaug#Brooding|haanbaug]]''' /[hæn.baʊ̯ɡ]/ ''n.'' mountain range, generally not tall mountains.<br> '''[[Contionary: maaproon#Brooding|maaproon]]''' /[mæp.run]/ ''n.'' single mountain (''not part of a range'').<br>

| 171||mountain||планина‎ (planina)||планина‎ (planina)||planina , gora||

'''[[Contionary: haanbaug#Brooding|haanbaug]]''' /[hæn.baʊ̯ɡ]/ ''n.'' mountain range, generally not tall mountains.<br> ...thoguhst]]''' /[kɑr.θo.ɡʌst]/ ''n.pr.'' Carthogust (''the name of a sacred mountain''), name of the letter ‹''''k''''›.<br>

|INCH 1>1-go {{gcl|ADVZ|adverbializer}} morning sunny mountain.PL to TERM.{{gcl|RES|resultative}} REL-COP.CL5>CL5 after {dry season} CIRC |CL5>CL5-stand mountain two tall between valley fertile

...rrowings ''šullas'' "hill" (from Lällshag), ''gårvas'' "hill (esp. steep); mountain" (also from Lällshag), ''ħilša'' "hill" (prob. Old Kāṃradeši), as we

| 171 || mountain || гора‎ || hora || góra || hora , vrch || góra || hora || гара

|mountain |mountain

...ɕ/}}, which has shifted to {{IPA|/ç/}} in all dialects except for those of mountain areas and far eastern Numidia; a peculiar characteristic of the dialect of ...handiḍ ê il monti olxissim di Jolya i Iṭolya.'' "Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in France and Italy" (never, while grammatically correct, "ê il monti prus

...ably from adjectives which were derived from nouns: ''kalna'' (high place, mountain; noun) - pakalne (being from the height; adjective) - pakalnė (downwards,

! mountain

|mountain= wensa

...guage was coined during the classical period from the word སྐཾང་ ''skaŋ'' “mountain” and means “pertaining to the mountains”, since the land where it was ...ely 2000 BNE and is an inscription on a temple on top of the ''Lhaidërmū'' Mountain (lit. “Pillar of the sky”). It is written in the early logosyllabic ver

| 171||mountain||جبل||jábal||הר||har||ܛܘܪܐ||ṭūrā|| ||جبل|| ˈɡæbæl ||||

...by .-., the trigram that indicates desire and consequent danger; ..-, the "mountain" trigram, stands for K- which has the esoteric meaning of stability; and -.

house large '''LOC''' mountain-PL.

|mountain = klāvá

...gu</u>-hūr'' "fortress; military base" (from ''gubbat min hūr'', lit. "war mountain)" | ''Bir&#299;&#295; min H&#363;r'' (Lion Mountain, The Mountain of Lions)

| mountain

...big] || [wolf/dog]-{{sc|than}} || || {{sc|but}} || {{sc|est}} || [big] || [mountain] || ({{sc|dem.distal.dat.pl}} “to them”) ...pan="10" style="text-align:center;"|"''a house is bigger than a dog, but a mountain is tallest (in respect) to them''"

'''berrg''' ''n'' mountain

...cally important area for centuries being the area with the most accessible mountain passes across the Camipāṇḍa range, into Cūlgakātāma and from there ...úturon and whose cities have been an important cultural centre, due to the mountain passes linking this area (and the Bronosphere) with the plateaus of the upp

|| (a mountain)

| translation = I will climb (that mountain) above you (so that) I can rain down rocks (upon you).

|mountain = tyekor

|mountain = tyekor

|mountain = munidh

...ntesa|monto]], ''Mer.:'' [[Contionary: muntu#Merineth|muntu]]) ''n.m.'' '''mountain.''' <br />

|mountain

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* '''Mountain soursop (annona montana):''' Type of tree found in the Amazon [3936] * '''Serow:''' A short-horned, dark-coated goat antelope of southeast Asia mountain areas. [3270]

| mountain

'''[[Contionary: mágreb#Maltcégj|mágreb]]''' {{IPA| /ˈma.grɛb/}} ''n.'' mountain.<br>

|region = The western hills of the Ural mountain range

...''m'') do not lengthen any vowel in a previous syllable (e.g. ''ñaryāh'' (mountain) → ''ñaryāmis'' (mountainous area)).