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! Item !! Meaning | ! Item !! Meaning !! Etymology | ||
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| tāl- | | tāl- || all || Romance ''<b>t</b>ot-'' and Germanic '''''all-'''''. Influenced by Arabic ''kull-''. | ||
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| -u | | -u- || ''masculine singular'' || Latin ''-<b>u</b>s''. Influenced by Arabic nominative singular ending ''-u(n)''. The singular nature of this word is influenced by Arabic usage. | ||
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| | | -∅ || ''construct form'' || Arabic. | ||
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| khōm- || person || Arabic '''''qawm''''' "people". | |||
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| -ī- || ''masculine plural'' || Latin '''''-ī''''', Arabic ''-<b>ī</b>n''. Considered to come from an earlier form ''*-uy-'', where ''-u-'' is the masculine vowel and ''*-y-'' is the original plural marker. This hypothetical ''*-y-'' is a backformation from the plural endings and is additionally influenced by Esperanto ''-j''. | |||
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| -n || ''genitive'' || Repurposing of Arabic tanween, particularly in the triptote genitive ending ''-i<b>n</b>''. Also influenced by oblique endings in ''-n'' in various languages, such as the Amharic amd Esperanto accusatives, German dative plural, etc. The placement of this word in the genitive is influenced by Arabic. | |||
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