Difference between revisions of "Sahartionary:ea"
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===Alternative forms=== | ===Alternative forms=== | ||
*eda, ada (''early'') | *eda, ada (''early'') | ||
* | *ead, jea, jeda, jead, jad | ||
===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
From [[Old Terminian]] ''[[Sahartionary:ada#Old Terminian|ada]]'' (“knot, gnarl”), from [[Proto-Termic]] ''[[Sahartionary:*da=d-a:#Proto-Termic|*da=d-a:]]'', from [[Wa Ñi|Proto-Ngerupic]] ''[[Sahartionary:*da#Wa Ñi|*da]]'' (“branch”). | From [[Old Terminian]] ''[[Sahartionary:ada#Old Terminian|ada]]'' (“knot, gnarl”), from [[Proto-Termic]] ''[[Sahartionary:*da=d-a:#Proto-Termic|*da=d-a:]]'', from [[Wa Ñi|Proto-Ngerupic]] ''[[Sahartionary:*da#Wa Ñi|*da]]'' (“branch”). | ||
Revision as of 01:04, 16 October 2022
Middle Terminian
Alternative forms
- eda, ada (early)
- ead, jea, jeda, jead, jad
Etymology
From Old Terminian ada (“knot, gnarl”), from Proto-Termic *da=d-a:, from Proto-Ngerupic *da (“branch”).
Pronunciation
- (900 CE): /ˈæ.ða/
- (1200 CE): /ˈɛ.a/
- (1500 CE): /ja/
Noun
ea
- knob, peg, button, stud
Descendants
- Terminian: jead