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==Dzimraic== | ==Dzimraic== | ||
===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
A conflation of [[Old Dzimraic]] ''[[Sahartionary:sana#Old Dzimraic|sana]]'', from [[Proto-Adzamic]] ''[[Sahartionary:*sana#Proto-Adzamic|*sana]]'' (“woman”), from [[Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri]] ''[[Sahartionary:*saná#Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri|*saná]]'' (“woman”); and [[Old Dzimraic]] ''[[Sahartionary:san#Old Dzimraic|san]]'', from [[Proto-Adzamic]] ''[[Sahartionary:*soʔn#Proto-Adzamic|*soʔn]]'' (“lover”), from [[Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri]] ''[[Sahartionary:* | A conflation of [[Old Dzimraic]] ''[[Sahartionary:sana#Old Dzimraic|sana]]'', from [[Proto-Adzamic]] ''[[Sahartionary:*sana#Proto-Adzamic|*sana]]'' (“woman”), from [[Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri]] ''[[Sahartionary:*saná#Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri|*saná]]'' (“woman”); and [[Old Dzimraic]] ''[[Sahartionary:san#Old Dzimraic|san]]'', from [[Proto-Adzamic]] ''[[Sahartionary:*soʔn#Proto-Adzamic|*soʔn]]'' (“lover”), from [[Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri]] ''[[Sahartionary:*sixʷn#Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri|*sixʷn]]'' (“lover”). | ||
===Pronunciation=== | ===Pronunciation=== | ||
*(''[[Dzimraic language#Kostenbad dialect|Kostenbad]]'') IPA<sup>([[Dzimraic language#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /sən/ | *(''[[Dzimraic language#Kostenbad dialect|Kostenbad]]'') IPA<sup>([[Dzimraic language#Phonology|key]])</sup>: /sən/ | ||
Latest revision as of 18:58, 18 April 2024
Dzimraic
Etymology
A conflation of Old Dzimraic sana, from Proto-Adzamic *sana (“woman”), from Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri *saná (“woman”); and Old Dzimraic san, from Proto-Adzamic *soʔn (“lover”), from Proto-Ekuo-Lahiri *sixʷn (“lover”).
Pronunciation
Noun
sen sen (plural snen, definite sni)
- mistress
- prostitute