Dictionary:die: Difference between revisions
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|YBP-XX=mzdravuls | |YBP-XX=mzdravuls | ||
|YCP-XA=ᵑgeɟro | |YCP-XA=ᵑgeɟro | ||
Latest revision as of 12:39, 10 September 2026
English
Verb
die
- To cease to live.
- To wither, of a plant; to go out, of a fire.
Translations
Translations — to cease to live
Herta-Olaic
- Proto-Herta-Olaic: *b͡βoʊjək͡x
- Ancient Hertic: φουιγισ
- Gaillean: bhoeigei
- Middle Airananwe: bhoogee
- Airananwe: vhaugé
Njeshan
- Proto-Njeshan: *mzdravuls
Andusian