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{{IPA|/kus/|lang=munj}} | {{IPA|/kus/|lang=munj}} | ||
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{{IPA|/kus/|lang=sond}} | {{IPA|/kus/|lang=sond}} | ||
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====Orthographic Form==== | ====Orthographic Form==== | ||
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{{head|sond|verb|intransitive active imperative}} | {{head|sond|verb|intransitive active imperative}} | ||
# lead | # to lead | ||
# {{lb|sond|archaic}} sharpen | # {{lb|sond|archaic}} to sharpen | ||
=====Inflection===== | =====Inflection===== | ||
{{ | {{Sond-verb|imperf=kis|transimperf=ki|perf=kas|transperf=ka|gnom=kus|transgnom=ku|imper=kus | ||
|transimper=ku|finc=s|noun=ikus}} | |transimper=ku|finc=s|noun=ikus}} | ||
=====Related Terms===== | =====Related Terms===== | ||
{{col3|sond|beksis|eks|iksen|kesu|kos|kovos|sakus|soksiv}} | {{col3|sond|beksis|eks|iksen|kesu|kos|kovos|sakus|soksiv}} | ||
Latest revision as of 04:10, 13 October 2024
Munja'kin
Etymology
From Proto-Munja'kin *kus.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -us
Noun
kus (non-mutated form, mutated form gus)
- area, place, location (general, not specific)
Derived Terms
Sondiv
Etymology
Root: Proto-Sondiv *k-s.
Pronunciation
- Rhymes: -us
Orthographic Form
uks=
Verb
kus (intransitive active imperative)
- to lead
- (archaic) to sharpen
Inflection
| Conjugation of kus |
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Related Terms
Categories:
- Munja'kin terms inherited from Proto-Munja'kin
- Munja'kin terms derived from Proto-Munja'kin
- Munja'kin terms with IPA pronunciation
- Rhymes:Munja'kin/us
- Munja'kin lemmas
- Munja'kin nouns
- Sondiv terms inherited from Proto-Sondiv
- Sondiv terms derived from Proto-Sondiv
- Sondiv terms with IPA pronunciation
- Rhymes:Sondiv/us
- Sondiv lemmas
- Sondiv verbs
- Sondiv terms with archaic senses