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Thiorosan: Part two: replace the pending rows with an index to the evidence subpage, and set out what actually needs a ruling

2026-08-28T08:27:32Z

Part two: replace the pending rows with an index to the evidence subpage, and set out what actually needs a ruling

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Thiorosan: Part one applied; file part two — glosses that are a single English word English itself splits

2026-08-24T12:55:53Z

Part one applied; file part two — glosses that are a single English word English itself splits

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Yezur at 12:35, 24 August 2026

2026-08-24T12:35:21Z

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	! # !! Gloss !! Proto !! Gaillean !! Middle Airananwe !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes		! # !! Gloss !! Proto !! Gaillean !! Middle Airananwe !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes
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	\| 1 \|\| stone \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|o:jig͡ɣ}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|oiat}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|oisie}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|oyte}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|oysye}} \|\| Stone as a material against a stone as an object — the split already ruled for ''bone''. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 1 \|\| stone \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|o:jig͡ɣ}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|oiat}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|oisie}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|oyte}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|oysye}} \|\| Stone as a material against a stone as an object — the split already ruled for ''bone''. \|\| pending \|\|oisie: piece of stone, oiat: material
	\|-		\|-
	\| 2 \|\| sea \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|kɸaɲɛx}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|piecia}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|qangha}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|piecie}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|qangyaa}} \|\| The sea as an expanse against a named body of water; or inshore water against open water. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 2 \|\| sea \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|kɸaɲɛx}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|piecia}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|qangha}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|piecie}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|qangyaa}} \|\| The sea as an expanse against a named body of water; or inshore water against open water. \|\| pending \|\|synonyms
	\|-		\|-
	\| 3 \|\| child \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|ᵐbilwə}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|mbila}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|theste}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|mbile}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|these}} \|\| A young person against someone's offspring, of any age. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 3 \|\| child \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|ᵐbilwə}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|mbila}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|theste}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|mbile}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|these}} \|\| A young person against someone's offspring, of any age. \|\| pending \|\|mbila: a child
			theste: offspring
	\|-		\|-
	\| 4 \|\| burn \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|rkaʒtə}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|awarei}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|reghazhtei}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|ooeree}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|regyasytee}} \|\| Intransitive (to be alight) against transitive (to set alight). \|\| pending \|\|		\| 4 \|\| burn \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|rkaʒtə}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|awarei}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|reghazhtei}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|ooeree}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|regyasytee}} \|\| Intransitive (to be alight) against transitive (to set alight). \|\| pending \|\|awarei: be on fire
			reghazhtei: transitive
	\|-		\|-
	\| 5 \|\| live \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|ruo:ʃt}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|rocettei}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|videi}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|rocetee}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|vindestee}} \|\| To be alive against to dwell, to reside somewhere. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 5 \|\| live \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|ruo:ʃt}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|rocettei}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|videi}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|rocetee}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|vindestee}} \|\| To be alive against to dwell, to reside somewhere. \|\| pending \|\|rocettei: dwell
			videi: be alive
	\|-		\|-
	\| 6 \|\| they \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|aɪʃxe}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|aecei}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|icei}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|aycee}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|ecee}} \|\| Animate against inanimate; or, given the pair below, the same distinction the singular makes. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 6 \|\| they \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|aɪʃxe}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|aecei}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|icei}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|aycee}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|ecee}} \|\| Animate against inanimate; or, given the pair below, the same distinction the singular makes. \|\| pending \|\|icei is female, aecei is male/generic.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 7 \|\| he/she/it/etc \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|xmɑtʲe:}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|athe}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|hima}} \|\| — \|\| As above. The gloss "he/she/it/etc" is itself worth replacing with whatever the ruling settles. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 7 \|\| he/she/it/etc \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|xmɑtʲe:}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|athe}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|hima}} \|\| — \|\| As above. The gloss "he/she/it/etc" is itself worth replacing with whatever the ruling settles. \|\| pending \|\|hima is female, athe is male/generic.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 8 \|\| you \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|ixaβ}} (pl.) / {{m\|YAP-XX\|nwijɔ}} (sg.) \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|ihav}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|nio}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|hyaave}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|nie}} \|\| '''Already answered upstream:''' the proto distinguishes plural from singular and Ancient Hertic labels its pair {{l\|YAQ-HE\|ιαπα}} (plural) / {{l\|YAQ-HE\|νου}} (singular). Gaillean and Middle need the same labels. See the error below. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 8 \|\| you \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|ixaβ}} (pl.) / {{m\|YAP-XX\|nwijɔ}} (sg.) \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|ihav}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|nio}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|hyaave}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|nie}} \|\| '''Already answered upstream:''' the proto distinguishes plural from singular and Ancient Hertic labels its pair {{l\|YAQ-HE\|ιαπα}} (plural) / {{l\|YAQ-HE\|νου}} (singular). Gaillean and Middle need the same labels. See the error below. \|\| pending \|\|yes, clearly ihav and hyaave are plural, and nio/nie are singular.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 9 \|\| in \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|ho:tβ}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|hoth}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|ou}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|hoth}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|uue}} \|\| Static location (in) against motion (into). \|\| pending \|\|		\| 9 \|\| in \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|ho:tβ}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|hoth}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|ou}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|hoth}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|uue}} \|\| Static location (in) against motion (into). \|\| pending \|\|hoth: inside of, contained by
			ou: more generically "at a location" -> in England.
	\|-		\|-
	\| 10 \|\| at \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|uztk}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|sou}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|uzh}} \|\| — \|\| Place against time; or a general locative against a precise one. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 10 \|\| at \|\| {{m\|YAP-XX\|uztk}} \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|sou}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|uzh}} \|\| — \|\| Place against time; or a general locative against a precise one. \|\| pending \|\|sou: time
			uzh: place
	\|}		\|}

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	! # !! Gloss !! Gaillean !! Middle Airananwe !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes		! # !! Gloss !! Gaillean !! Middle Airananwe !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes
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	\| 11 \|\| by \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|ith}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|taw}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|ith}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|itaa}} \|\| Agent ("written '''by''' her") against proximity ("'''by''' the door"). English merges these; most languages do not. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 11 \|\| by \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|ith}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|taw}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|ith}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|itaa}} \|\| Agent ("written '''by''' her") against proximity ("'''by''' the door"). English merges these; most languages do not. \|\| pending \|\|taw: nearby / ith: action done by
	\|-		\|-
	\| 12 \|\| for \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|bell}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|wiu}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|bel}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|iyu}} \|\| Benefactive ("'''for''' you") against purpose or duration ("'''for''' three days"). \|\| pending \|\|		\| 12 \|\| for \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|bell}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|wiu}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|bel}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|iyu}} \|\| Benefactive ("'''for''' you") against purpose or duration ("'''for''' three days"). \|\| pending \|\|bell: purpose / iyu: benefactive
	\|-		\|-
	\| 13 \|\| step-mother \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|siquiba}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|velna-hwith}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|siqie}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|velan-huith}} \|\| ''velna-hwith'' is transparently a compound and ''siquiba'' is not, which usually means one is the plain word and the other formal, legal or distancing. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 13 \|\| step-mother \|\| {{l\|YAQ-GA\|siquiba}} / {{l\|YAQ-GA\|velna-hwith}} \|\| {{l\|YAR-AI\|siqie}} / {{l\|YAR-AI\|velan-huith}} \|\| ''velna-hwith'' is transparently a compound and ''siquiba'' is not, which usually means one is the plain word and the other formal, legal or distancing. \|\| pending \|\|siquiba is a more colloquial term, also meaning "adoptive mother" or "caretaker" or effectively "baby-sitter". velan-huith is the formal term.
	\|}		\|}

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	! # !! Gloss !! Languages !! Lemmas !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes		! # !! Gloss !! Languages !! Lemmas !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes
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	\| 14 \|\| he, she, it \|\| Proto-Andusian and all three branch protos, and Besoh \|\| {{l\|YCP-XX\|dʰɛ}} / {{l\|YCP-XX\|o}}, and their reflexes \|\| Two third-person pronouns run the length of the family with no distinction recorded anywhere. Proximal against distal, or animate against inanimate, would both be ordinary. Whatever is ruled propagates to eight entries. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 14 \|\| he, she, it \|\| Proto-Andusian and all three branch protos, and Besoh \|\| {{l\|YCP-XX\|dʰɛ}} / {{l\|YCP-XX\|o}}, and their reflexes \|\| Two third-person pronouns run the length of the family with no distinction recorded anywhere. Proximal against distal, or animate against inanimate, would both be ordinary. Whatever is ruled propagates to eight entries. \|\| pending \|\|dhe: female
			o: male
	\|-		\|-
	\| 15 \|\| hail \|\| Proto-South-Andusian, Besoh \|\| {{l\|YCP-XB\|mum}} / {{l\|YCP-XB\|rɔts}}, {{l\|YCQ-BE\|mium}} / {{l\|YCQ-BE\|roc}} \|\| ''mum'' comes from {{m\|YCP-XX\|muᵐb}} ("snow"), ''rɔts'' from a word already meaning hail and ice. Soft hail or graupel against the hard hailstone would follow the etymologies. \|\| pending \|\|		\| 15 \|\| hail \|\| Proto-South-Andusian, Besoh \|\| {{l\|YCP-XB\|mum}} / {{l\|YCP-XB\|rɔts}}, {{l\|YCQ-BE\|mium}} / {{l\|YCQ-BE\|roc}} \|\| ''mum'' comes from {{m\|YCP-XX\|muᵐb}} ("snow"), ''rɔts'' from a word already meaning hail and ice. Soft hail or graupel against the hard hailstone would follow the etymologies. \|\| pending \|\|synonyms
	\|}		\|}

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	One ruling covers all four: whether the older word keeps the sense alongside the		One ruling covers all four: whether the older word keeps the sense alongside the
	new one, or is marked superseded the way ''go'' is.		new one, or is marked superseded the way ''go'' is.

			Human note: No, if there is a superseded form we don't keep the word on the old. This isn't divergent, it's just a differing path. If anything, we also don't list "lost final consonant restored" or "escaping homophones"; those are bordering on out-of-character comments.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	reflex, and settles row 8 at the same time. It needs confirming rather than		reflex, and settles row 8 at the same time. It needs confirming rather than
	ruling, but it is a content change either way.		ruling, but it is a content change either way.

			Human note: Confirmed - ihav and hyaave are from ixaB.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

Thiorosan: Create: triage list of Dictionary entries whose one-word English glosses do not distinguish them, for operator ruling

2026-08-24T09:43:48Z

Create: triage list of Dictionary entries whose one-word English glosses do not distinguish them, for operator ruling

New page

A working list of Dictionary entries whose English glosses do not distinguish
them. It is the counterpart to a ruling the operator made on 2026-08-21 over
''calf'' and ''bone'': where a language has two words and English has one, the
one-word gloss inherited from the [[#How the list was made|export]] hides the
distinction rather than recording it, and the entries read as free variants when
they are not.

Each row names the language, the competing lemmas, what their definitions
currently say, and a suggested split. '''The suggestions are suggestions'''
— the operator rules, and the ruling is what gets written.

== How the list was made ==

Every row of the '''Lexemes''' table was grouped by language, part of speech and
gloss; any group holding more than one lemma is a collision. Of 3,752 lexemes,
44 groups collided. Inflected-form pages, which carry no gloss, were excluded.

The collisions fall into three kinds, handled separately below: glosses where the
definitions already draw the distinction and only the gloss field was stale;
lemmas that genuinely need a ruling; and one case that is not an ambiguity at all
but a mistake in an etymology.

== Settled without a ruling ==

In these the entry already said the right thing and only the one-word
<code>gloss=</code> field — which is what the collision check reads — was stale.
Corrected 2026-08-21.

{| class="wikitable"
! Language !! Lemma !! Was !! Now !! Because
|-
| Besoh || {{l|YCQ-BE|o'}} || fingernail || claw || The definition already reads "claw, talon (of beasts) — the human nail is {{l|YCQ-BE|kio'}}".
|-
| Besoh || {{l|YCQ-BE|go}} || ten || whole, full || The numeral sense is already marked ''archaic'' on the entry; it has passed to {{l|YCQ-BE|göj}}.
|-
| Besoh || {{l|YCQ-BE|bë}} || right || right (hand) || ''bë'' is the right hand and strong side; ''mon'' is right as in correct.
|-
| Besoh || {{l|YCQ-BE|mon}} || right || right (correct) || As above.
|-
| Proto-North-Andusian || {{l|YCP-XA|gira}} || play || game || From Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|gida}} ("dance"), and glossed "contest, game" on the entry. The plain verb is {{l|YCP-XA|gidz}}.
|}

[[Dictionary:mum]] was also repaired in passing: its two Proto-South-Andusian
etymologies had their part-of-speech headings at the same level as the
etymologies, so neither nested under its own.

== Needs a ruling ==

=== Herta-Olaic: one etymon, two reflexes ===

Thirteen Gaillean lemmas descend in pairs from a single Proto-Herta-Olaic word
and reach Middle Airananwe still paired, with the same gloss on both. Two
reflexes of one etymon is a normal thing for a language to have — but the pair
almost always divides the sense-field between them, and here nothing records how.

{| class="wikitable"
! # !! Gloss !! Proto !! Gaillean !! Middle Airananwe !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes
|-
| 1 || stone || {{m|YAP-XX|o:jig͡ɣ}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|oiat}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|oisie}} || {{l|YAR-AI|oyte}} / {{l|YAR-AI|oysye}} || Stone as a material against a stone as an object — the split already ruled for ''bone''. || pending ||
|-
| 2 || sea || {{m|YAP-XX|kɸaɲɛx}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|piecia}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|qangha}} || {{l|YAR-AI|piecie}} / {{l|YAR-AI|qangyaa}} || The sea as an expanse against a named body of water; or inshore water against open water. || pending ||
|-
| 3 || child || {{m|YAP-XX|ᵐbilwə}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|mbila}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|theste}} || {{l|YAR-AI|mbile}} / {{l|YAR-AI|these}} || A young person against someone's offspring, of any age. || pending ||
|-
| 4 || burn || {{m|YAP-XX|rkaʒtə}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|awarei}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|reghazhtei}} || {{l|YAR-AI|ooeree}} / {{l|YAR-AI|regyasytee}} || Intransitive (to be alight) against transitive (to set alight). || pending ||
|-
| 5 || live || {{m|YAP-XX|ruo:ʃt}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|rocettei}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|videi}} || {{l|YAR-AI|rocetee}} / {{l|YAR-AI|vindestee}} || To be alive against to dwell, to reside somewhere. || pending ||
|-
| 6 || they || {{m|YAP-XX|aɪʃxe}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|aecei}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|icei}} || {{l|YAR-AI|aycee}} / {{l|YAR-AI|ecee}} || Animate against inanimate; or, given the pair below, the same distinction the singular makes. || pending ||
|-
| 7 || he/she/it/etc || {{m|YAP-XX|xmɑtʲe:}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|athe}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|hima}} || — || As above. The gloss "he/she/it/etc" is itself worth replacing with whatever the ruling settles. || pending ||
|-
| 8 || you || {{m|YAP-XX|ixaβ}} (pl.) / {{m|YAP-XX|nwijɔ}} (sg.) || {{l|YAQ-GA|ihav}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|nio}} || {{l|YAR-AI|hyaave}} / {{l|YAR-AI|nie}} || '''Already answered upstream:''' the proto distinguishes plural from singular and Ancient Hertic labels its pair {{l|YAQ-HE|ιαπα}} (plural) / {{l|YAQ-HE|νου}} (singular). Gaillean and Middle need the same labels. See the error below. || pending ||
|-
| 9 || in || {{m|YAP-XX|ho:tβ}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|hoth}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|ou}} || {{l|YAR-AI|hoth}} / {{l|YAR-AI|uue}} || Static location (in) against motion (into). || pending ||
|-
| 10 || at || {{m|YAP-XX|uztk}} || {{l|YAQ-GA|sou}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|uzh}} || — || Place against time; or a general locative against a precise one. || pending ||
|}

=== Herta-Olaic: unrelated pairs ===

These three have no common etymon, so they are simply two words the export gave
one gloss.

{| class="wikitable"
! # !! Gloss !! Gaillean !! Middle Airananwe !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes
|-
| 11 || by || {{l|YAQ-GA|ith}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|taw}} || {{l|YAR-AI|ith}} / {{l|YAR-AI|itaa}} || Agent ("written '''by''' her") against proximity ("'''by''' the door"). English merges these; most languages do not. || pending ||
|-
| 12 || for || {{l|YAQ-GA|bell}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|wiu}} || {{l|YAR-AI|bel}} / {{l|YAR-AI|iyu}} || Benefactive ("'''for''' you") against purpose or duration ("'''for''' three days"). || pending ||
|-
| 13 || step-mother || {{l|YAQ-GA|siquiba}} / {{l|YAQ-GA|velna-hwith}} || {{l|YAR-AI|siqie}} / {{l|YAR-AI|velan-huith}} || ''velna-hwith'' is transparently a compound and ''siquiba'' is not, which usually means one is the plain word and the other formal, legal or distancing. || pending ||
|}

=== Andusian ===

{| class="wikitable"
! # !! Gloss !! Languages !! Lemmas !! Suggested split !! Verdict !! Notes
|-
| 14 || he, she, it || Proto-Andusian and all three branch protos, and Besoh || {{l|YCP-XX|dʰɛ}} / {{l|YCP-XX|o}}, and their reflexes || Two third-person pronouns run the length of the family with no distinction recorded anywhere. Proximal against distal, or animate against inanimate, would both be ordinary. Whatever is ruled propagates to eight entries. || pending ||
|-
| 15 || hail || Proto-South-Andusian, Besoh || {{l|YCP-XB|mum}} / {{l|YCP-XB|rɔts}}, {{l|YCQ-BE|mium}} / {{l|YCQ-BE|roc}} || ''mum'' comes from {{m|YCP-XX|muᵐb}} ("snow"), ''rɔts'' from a word already meaning hail and ice. Soft hail or graupel against the hard hailstone would follow the etymologies. || pending ||
|}

=== Besoh: superseded senses left unmarked ===

Besoh repeatedly coined a new word to escape a homophone — and in one case,
{{l|YCQ-BE|go}} / {{l|YCQ-BE|göj}}, the older entry says so plainly: ''"archaic:
ten — the numeral sense has passed to göj."'' Four more pairs did the same thing
without leaving the note, so both lemmas still claim the sense.

One ruling covers all four: whether the older word keeps the sense alongside the
new one, or is marked superseded the way ''go'' is.

{| class="wikitable"
! # !! Sense !! Older lemma !! Replacement !! What the replacement's etymology says !! Verdict !! Notes
|-
| 16 || sharp || {{l|YCQ-BE|he}} (etymology 3) || {{l|YCQ-BE|heĥ}} || "the lost final consonant restored archaically" || pending ||
|-
| 17 || stone || {{l|YCQ-BE|ho}} (etymology 2) || {{l|YCQ-BE|hoĥ}} || "the lost final consonant restored archaically" || pending ||
|-
| 18 || spear || {{l|YCQ-BE|gö}} (etymology 3) || {{l|YCQ-BE|gön}} || "extended with ''-n'' to escape its homophones" || pending ||
|-
| 19 || new || {{l|YCQ-BE|ba'}} (etymology 2) || {{l|YCQ-BE|beza}} || "Origin uncertain" — so this pair may instead be a real split (''ba''' young, raw against ''beza'' new, fresh). || pending ||
|}

== An error, not an ambiguity ==

Gaillean {{l|YAQ-GA|ihav}} and its Middle Airananwe reflex {{l|YAR-AI|hyaave}}
both give their etymon as {{m|YAP-XX|nwijɔ}} — the '''singular''' — which is also
the etymon of {{l|YAQ-GA|nio}} / {{l|YAR-AI|nie}}. The plural
{{m|YAP-XX|ixaβ}} has no Gaillean descendant at all, though Ancient Hertic
{{l|YAQ-HE|ιαπα}} continues it and matches ''ihav'' in shape.

Reading ''ihav'' < {{m|YAP-XX|ixaβ}} fixes the etymology, gives the plural a
reflex, and settles row 8 at the same time. It needs confirming rather than
ruling, but it is a content change either way.

== See also ==
* [[Yezur Wiki:Dictionary structure]] — the settled decisions, including the per-sense translations rule and the reciprocal-link rule
* [[Yezur Wiki:Daily routine/Report]] — the maintenance routine's own flag table

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