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Descendants: the proclitic pha- alongside the adverb phe (the article doublet)
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# here
# {{d|here|YXS-EN}}


====Descendants====
====Descendants====
* {{desc|YAR-AI|phe}}
* {{desc|YAR-AI|phe}}
** {{desc|YAS-AI|eph}}
* {{desc|YAR-AI|pha-}} (proclitic)
* {{desc|YAR-AI|pha-}} (proclitic)
** {{desc|YAS-AI|phe}}
** {{desc|YAS-AI|phe}}

Latest revision as of 13:08, 8 September 2026

Gaillean

Pronunciation

  • /up͡ɸɛ/

Etymology

From Proto-Herta-Olaic *up͡ɸɛʒk.

Adverb

uphe

  1. here

Descendants

  • Middle Airananwe: phe
  • Middle Airananwe: pha- (proclitic)