Contionary:eu

Cleepoyish

Alternative Forms

• jå (superseded)

Etymology

A hyper-corrected spelling of jå, From Old Cleepoyish jꜵ, from Proto-Lesionic *ja, from Proto-Germanic *ja.

Pronunciation

• (Standard Cleepoyish) IPA: /jɔ/
• (Old Cleepoyish) IPA: /jɒ/

Interjection

eu

1. yes, yeah

   Synonyms: oi, ajå, (affirmation) jap

   Antonym: näi, näin

Related Terms

• jåå
• jåv
• jeetjo

Siwa

Pronunciation

• (Aingo) IPA^(key): [eu]

Noun

eu inan (marked eme)

1. scar, cicatrix

Inflection

eu — inanimate noun, coalescence-declension

Unmarked agentive/dative	Marked patientive/genitive	Locative
		inessive	illative	elative	adessive	allative	ablative
eu	eme	—	—	—	—	—	—

Soc'ul'

Soc'ul' numbers ^(edit)

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Cardinal: eu

Etymology 1

Wacag logograph

From Sekhulla əɣʷi, from Wascotl *ę-qui. Cognate to Gwaxol kwi³, Kilīmos-sāîl āxe.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ə˧w]

Numeral

eu

1. eleven

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2. eleventh

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Derived terms

• eu xi
• Rémaueu

Etymology 2

Wacag logograph

From Sekhulla əwə, from Wascotl *ęwe'-osc. Cognate to Gwaxol -ëgw-. Doublet of ueux

Verb

eu ᴇʀɢ

1. to find

   Coxeu en n'ehx curjen.

   Find me a dark blue flower.

Derived terms

• cozeu muzad
• cüéu
• eu huiu ej
• eu éáiad
• euax
• Eusab

Etymology 3

Wacag logograph

From Sekhulla əwəsuʃ, from Wascotl *ęwe'-cosc.

Adjective

eu

1. perceptible, visible

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Synonyms

(perceptible):

• eul'a