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===Synonyms=== | ===Synonyms=== | ||
(''married'') {{term|méuitx}} | (''married'') {{term|méuitx}} | ||
===Derived terms=== | |||
{{col-auto|qsc|n'eú tartxe}} | |||
[[Category:Soc'ul' terms missing Wacag]] | [[Category:Soc'ul' terms missing Wacag]] | ||
Revision as of 22:12, 5 December 2024
Soc'ul'
Etymology 1
From Sekhulla nːəaɣʷə, from Wascotl *o'nea-que.
Pronunciation
Noun
n'eú 2 (plural/indefinite ez' n'eú)
- spouse, husband, wife
- Uc' secxeý xeý il hez'i joti cual āhsoceylac ej n'eú ne.
- All I will ever truly want is to be with you my spouse again.
Adjective
- married
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Etymology 2
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Pronunciation
Noun
n'eú 1 (plural/indefinite ez' n'eú)
- jnaua, sky spirit fish
- Xil eý secet'euý joti āhsecsuxad secjen' ez' ej n'eú ne.
- Now I only ask that when I die we both swim with the jnaùa.
Synonyms
(married) méuitx