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Latest revision as of 22:50, 7 February 2026
Soc'ul'
Etymology 1
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From Sekhulla hulə, from Wascotl *sole-i. Doublet of julei
Pronunciation
Verb
jul ᴀᴄᴄ
- to chew
- Coxjul jál miula c'ez āhnaulau.
- Chew this leaf, it'll make you feel better.
Adjective
jul
- chewed
- Nun' r'úmiu jul ád curux.
- The chewed-up straw boat was a bad omen.
Adverb
jul
- almost, not entirely
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Derived terms
Etymology 2
From Sekhulla huləsuʃ, from Wascotl *sole-cosc. Cognate to Kilīmos-sāîl soletsu.
Verb
jul ᴀᴄᴄ
- to be partially eaten
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- to be partially finished
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Adjective
jul
- partially eaten
- Aíún' cutseu jul muj eý.
- A partially eaten donut was on the ground.
- partially finished
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