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Created page with "==Tefrian== ===Etymology=== {{tfr-mod-numeral|1||next=دم|2||card={{PAGENAME}}|card tr=rem|ord=راش|ord tr=rãš|adv=راشر|adv tr=rãšur|mult=مفرد|mult tr=mufred}} From Old Tefrian ''rm'' (/ram/), from {{der|p=i|tfr-mod|wsc-pro|*sam-}}, from {{der|p=i|tfr-mod|asc-pro|*sam-}}. Cognate with West Achissari {{l|acs-wst|ہں}} (hõ), East Achissari {{l|acs-est|ہو}} (ho), Vancian ''{{l|vanc|em}}'', Bulusic ''{{l|buls|en}}'', Nyongom ''{{l|n..." |
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{{tfr-mod-numeral|1||next=دم|2||card={{PAGENAME}}|card tr=rem|ord=راش|ord tr=rãš|adv=راشر|adv tr=rãšur|mult=مفرد|mult tr=mufred}} | |||
===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
From Old Tefrian ''rm'' (/ram/), from {{der|p=i|tfr-mod|wsc-pro|*sam-}}, from {{der|p=i|tfr-mod|asc-pro|*sam-}}. Cognate with West [[Achissari]] {{l|acs-wst|ہں}} (hõ), East [[Achissari]] {{l|acs-est|ہو}} (ho), [[Vancian]] ''{{l|vanc|em}}'', [[Bulusic]] ''{{l|buls|en}}'', [[Nyongom]] ''{{l|nygm|ам}}'' (am), [[Dovasene]] ''{{l|dvs-mod|ҫеҙ}}'' (ȿeɀ), and [[Khbirye]] {{l|xbr-mod|ი}} (i), also further related to descendants of {{vry-from-pr|Indo-European|language|sḗm}}, such as {{vry-from-n|Greek|language|ένας|ένας}} (énas) and {{vry-from-n|Armenian|language|մեկ|մեկ}} (mek), and may extremely disputedly be related to descendants of {{vry-from-pr|Northwest Caucasian|language|za}}, such as {{vry-from-n|Abaza|language|закӏы|закӏы}} (zakʼə) and {{vry-from-n|Ubykh|language|за|за}} (za). | From Old Tefrian ''rm'' (/ram/), from {{der|p=i|tfr-mod|wsc-pro|*sam-}}, from {{der|p=i|tfr-mod|asc-pro|*sam-}}. Cognate with West [[Achissari]] {{l|acs-wst|ہں}} (hõ), East [[Achissari]] {{l|acs-est|ہو}} (ho), [[Vancian]] ''{{l|vanc|em}}'', [[Bulusic]] ''{{l|buls|en}}'', [[Nyongom]] ''{{l|nygm|ам}}'' (am), [[Dovasene]] ''{{l|dvs-mod|ҫеҙ}}'' (ȿeɀ), and [[Khbirye]] {{l|xbr-mod|ი}} (i), also further related to descendants of {{vry-from-pr|Indo-European|language|sḗm}}, such as {{vry-from-n|Greek|language|ένας|ένας}} (énas) and {{vry-from-n|Armenian|language|մեկ|մեկ}} (mek), and may extremely disputedly be related to descendants of {{vry-from-pr|Northwest Caucasian|language|za}}, such as {{vry-from-n|Abaza|language|закӏы|закӏы}} (zakʼə) and {{vry-from-n|Ubykh|language|за|за}} (za). | ||
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Revision as of 01:22, 15 February 2025
Tefrian
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| Cardinal: رم (rem) Ordinal: راش (rãš) | |||||
Etymology
From Old Tefrian rm (/ram/), from Proto-Tephricheic *sam-, from Proto-Asisic *sam-. Cognate with West Achissari ہں (hõ), East Achissari ہو (ho), Vancian em, Bulusic en, Nyongom ам (am), Dovasene ҫеҙ (ȿeɀ), and Khbirye ი (i) (i), also further related to descendants of Proto-Indo-European *sḗm, such as Greek ένας (énas) and Armenian մեկ (mek), and may extremely disputedly be related to descendants of Proto-Northwest Caucasian *za, such as Abaza закӏы (zakʼə) and Ubykh за (za).
Pronunciation
- IPA: /rem/; [ɾe̞m], [ɾəm]
Numeral
رم (rem)
- one (1)