Sahartionary:a
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Fáknir
Etymology
Unknown, perhaps from a Kiorian UB substrate.
Pronunciation
IPA(key): /a/
Adjective
a
- current, up-to-date
- Ensohpihrwkuti ah.
- The software is up-to-date.
- Ensohpihrwkuti ah.
- present; ongoing; rampant
- Enjéhfait Kekitá Siwerw ishi ah.
- The epidemic is ongoing in Boroso.
- Enjéhfait Kekitá Siwerw ishi ah.
- instantaneous
- Entut a wuh ardiuh atam kifiuh ekrá.
- The lightning felt instantaneous to strike him.
- Entut a wuh ardiuh atam kifiuh ekrá.
Synonyms
- toirw ("current")
Derived terms
- ó a ó ("the current time; nowadays; now")
Vosan
Pronunciation
- (Vosan) IPA: /a/
Noun
a • (a)
Etymology 1
From Proto-Western Vaniuan *el
Noun
a
- finger
- ¡U zupelûs am am mes ṣe kerom!
- I found a finger in my egg!
- ¡U zupelûs am am mes ṣe kerom!
- toe
Inflection
Inflection of ___ (irreg.)
singular | plural | |
---|---|---|
nominative | a | aô |
accusative | am | ano |
genitive | ac | av |
locative | aâ | a |
comitative | aza | a |
instrumental | aêm | ana |
Etymology 2
From Proto-Western Vaniuan *ah
Auxiliary
a
- should
- Ves a eḍuna â rurivamå!
- You should do your homework!
- Ves a eḍuna â rurivamå!
Synonyms
Etymology 3
From Proto-Western Vaniuan *emo, doublet of amå ("one").
Determiner
a
- indefinite article
- A bvim vi ec vi
- A woman and her child
- A bvim vi ec vi
Usage Notes
- Not restricted by number, so a bvim "a woman" and a bvino "some women" are both correct.
- Becomes am before words starting with vowels, for example am urî "a man".
Etymology 4
From Proto-Western Vaniuan *qa.
Preposition
a
- to; towards
- Gegovulûs a zur cisam.
- I walked to the light.
- Gegovulûs a zur cisam.
Yucho
Etymology
From Proto-Yucho *hà (“egg, roe”).
Pronunciation
Noun
a