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===Pronunciation=== | ===Pronunciation=== | ||
*(''900 CE'') IPA<sup>([[Middle Terminian#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /ˈæ.mã/ | *(''900 CE'') IPA<sup>([[Middle Terminian#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /ˈæ.mã/ | ||
*(''1200 CE'') IPA<sup>([[Middle Terminian#Phonology|key]])</sup>: / | *(''1200 CE'') IPA<sup>([[Middle Terminian#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /ɛˈmã/ | ||
*(''1500 CE'') IPA<sup>([[Middle Terminian#Phonology|key]])</sup>: / | *(''1500 CE'') IPA<sup>([[Middle Terminian#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /ɛˈmã/ | ||
===Etymology 1=== | ===Etymology 1=== | ||
Revision as of 15:20, 7 February 2024
Middle Terminian
Alternative forms
- emań, emńa
Pronunciation
Etymology 1
From Old Terminian aban, from Proto-Termic *ɸa=ɸan, from Proto-Ngerupic *hà kwo (“wood”).
Noun
emń
- wood
Descendants
- Terminian: emń
Etymology 2
From Old Terminian aban, aba, itself from a conflation of Proto-Termic *aˀɸ=ā, from Proto-Ngerupic *hà pa (“crumb”); and *aɸaˀn, from Proto-Ngerupic *hà pwèn (“food waste”).
Noun
emń
- bit, piece, fragment
Descendants
Terminian
Pronunciation
Etymology 1
From Middle Terminian emń, from Old Terminian aban (“wood”), from Proto-Termic *ɸa=ɸan, from Proto-Ngerupic *hà kwo (“wood”).
Noun
emń
- wood
Etymology 2
From Middle Terminian emń, from Old Terminian aban (“crumb”), itself from a conflation of Proto-Termic *aˀɸ=ā, from Proto-Ngerupic *hà pa (“crumb”); and *aɸaˀn, from Proto-Ngerupic *hà pwèn (“food waste”).
Noun
emń
- part, fragment, piece
- lump, chunk