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Yashuhay
Etymology
From Classical Shohue pawalo (“accident”) from Proto-Ounyu *pa-rwa-rla (“product of having happened” product.NZ-do-NVOL), ultimately from Proto-Ngerupic *řwa (“play”). The contemporary form is still somewhat transparent, parsable as pa-a-w (product.NZ-do-PASS), a deverbal of an obsolescent verb -á-. The second meaning seems to be a result of reanalysis of the meaning after the semantic drift of the suffix, interpreting the word as the result of "getting done" rather than non-volitional happenstance.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /ˈpaːw/
Noun
páaw 9/10 A (plural apáaw)
- accident, unpredicted consequence
- slight, a deliberate act of neglect or discourtesy
Categories:
- Sahartionary
- Yashuhay lemmas
- Yashuhay nouns
- Yashuhay 1-syllable words
- Yashuhay terms inherited from Classical Shohue
- Yashuhay terms derived from Classical Shohue
- Yashuhay terms inherited from Proto-Ounyu
- Yashuhay terms derived from Proto-Ounyu
- Yashuhay terms derived from Proto-Ngerupic
- Yashuhay 9/10 nouns
- Yashuhay 9 nouns
- Yashuhay 10 nouns
- Yashuhay alienable nouns