Dictionary:ᵑgia: Difference between revisions
Descendants: the three Andusian branch reflexes, via {{desc}} (registry-resolved names) |
Gloss: heavy (in weight); burdensome — weight and burden only; shares Dictionary:ᵑgia with its parent |
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{{head|YCP-XX|adjective|head=ᵑgia|gloss=heavy}} | {{head|YCP-XX|adjective|head=ᵑgia|gloss=heavy (in weight); burdensome; grave, solemn, oppressive}} | ||
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* {{desc|YCP-XB|gia}} | * {{desc|YCP-XB|gia}} | ||
* {{desc|YCP-XC|ŋia}} | * {{desc|YCP-XC|ŋia}} | ||
==Proto-North-Andusian== | |||
===Etymology=== | |||
From Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|ᵑgia}} (“heavy”). | |||
===Adjective=== | |||
{{head|YCP-XA|adjective|head=ᵑgia|gloss=heavy (in weight); burdensome}} | |||
# heavy, weighty | |||
# {{lb|YCP-XA|by extension}} burdensome | |||
Latest revision as of 10:53, 1 September 2026
Proto-Andusian
Adjective
*ᵑgia
- heavy, weighty
- (by extension) burdensome
- grave, important
- (figurative) solemn
- oppressive
Descendants
Proto-North-Andusian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *ᵑgia (“heavy”).
Adjective
*ᵑgia
- heavy, weighty
- (by extension) burdensome