Dictionary:anke arcis: Difference between revisions
Middle Airananwe 'yesterday' < anka artuz — still two words (adpositions stay free until the modern language); fuses as ancarce |
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{{head|YAR-AI|adverb|head=anke arcis|gloss=yesterday, the day before}} | {{head|YAR-AI|adverb|head=anke arcis|gloss=yesterday, the day before}} | ||
# yesterday | # {{d|yesterday|YXS-EN}} | ||
====Descendants==== | ====Descendants==== | ||
* {{desc|YAS-AI|ancarce}} | * {{desc|YAS-AI|ancarce}} | ||
Latest revision as of 10:22, 8 September 2026
Middle Airananwe
Pronunciation
- /aŋkə ärʦɪs/
Etymology
From Gaillean anka artuz: still anke + arcis, the adposition remaining a free word at this stage.
Adverb
anke arcis
Descendants
- Airananwe: ancarce