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Created page with "==Scots Norse== ===Etymology=== From {{der|snon|non|leika tveim skjǫldum|p=i}}. ====Pronunciation==== {{IPA link|Standard|Scots Norse}} /ˈʎeç ˈθʲfʲerʲ ˈʃcɔʎdʲ/ ====Phrase==== {{head|snon|phrase}} #{{lb|snon|idiomatic}} to play both sides against the middle ===Mutation=== {{snon-mut}}" |
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===Pronunciation=== | |||
*{{IPA+|snon|/ˈʎex ˈtɸe ˈʒcəɫ.dʊ/|a=ST}} | |||
*{{IPA+|snon|/ˈjex ˈtɸe ˈʒcəɫ.dʊ/|a=LH}} | |||
===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
{{snon-inh|lèca tvèn skealdun|leika tveim skjǫldum}} | |||
===Phrase=== | |||
{{head|snon|phrase}} | {{head|snon|phrase}} | ||
#{{lb|snon|idiomatic}} to play both sides against the middle | #{{lb|snon|idiomatic}} to play both sides against the middle | ||
Latest revision as of 19:16, 20 May 2026
Scots Norse
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Sudrey Norse lèca tvèn skealdun, from Old Norse leika tveim skjǫldum.
Phrase
- (idiomatic) to play both sides against the middle