Lykāpsirī: Difference between revisions

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From an invisible proto-language.
The etymology of this word comes from an invisible proto-language. If you're confident you know the etymology, feel free to add it, but reader beware should the etymology be added by someone other than the creator of the language!

(Classical) IPA^(key): /lyˈkaːpsiriː/

lykāpsirī

idly
Ondossa jorhakēlāt, lykāpsirī Zaldrīzoti Muño amāzinon jumbari?
Will you wring your hands, while you wait idly for the Mother of Dragons to return?Template:Gotquoth

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	# idly{{HVexp\|[[Ondossa]] [[jorhakēlāt]], '''[[lykāpsirī]]''' [[Zaldrīzoti]] [[Muño]] [[amāzinon]] [[jumbari]]?\|Will you wring your hands, while you wait idly for the Mother of Dragons to return?}}		# idly{{HVexp\|[[Ondossa]] [[jorhakēlāt]], '''[[lykāpsirī]]''' [[Zaldrīzoti]] [[Muño]] [[amāzinon]] [[jumbari]]?\|Will you wring your hands, while you wait '''idly''' for the Mother of Dragons to return?}}{{Gotquoth\|Zanrush\|6\|601}}