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(Created page with "==Old Terminian== ===Alternative forms=== *ino — ''Old South Terminian'' ===Etymology=== From Proto-Termic ''*kin'', from Proto-Ngerupic ''*kin'' (“string, thread”). ===Pronunciation=== *IPA<sup>(key)</sup>: /ˈhina/ [ˈhi.nä] ===Noun=== '''ʿina''' ''{{abbr|in|inanimate}}'' # st...") |
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# string, thread, cord, ligament, sinew | # string, thread, cord, ligament, sinew | ||
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*Middle Terminian: [[Sahartionary:#Middle Terminian|]] | *Middle Terminian: [[Sahartionary:ina#Middle Terminian|ina]] | ||
**Terminian: [[Sahartionary:#Terminian|]] | **Terminian: [[Sahartionary:ine#Terminian|ine]] | ||
{{cat|Old Terminian|noun|2}} {{inh|Old Terminian|Proto-Termic}} {{inh|Old Terminian|Proto-Ngerupic}} [[Category:Old Terminian inanimate nouns]] | {{cat|Old Terminian|noun|2}} {{inh|Old Terminian|Proto-Termic}} {{inh|Old Terminian|Proto-Ngerupic}} [[Category:Old Terminian inanimate nouns]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:14, 22 May 2024
Old Terminian
Alternative forms
Etymology
From Proto-Termic *kin, from Proto-Ngerupic *kin (“string, thread”).
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈhina/ [ˈhi.nä]
Noun
ʿina in
- string, thread, cord, ligament, sinew