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English anchor for the new 'letter' chain: definitions + translations (Gaillean naktuz, Middle Airananwe naqitis, Airananwe naquiçes)
 
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the two senses are two roots (naktuz→qitis→quites against raehuz→rayis→rayes): give each its own heading and box, as Dictionary:calf does
 
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==English==
==English==


===Etymology===
===Noun 1===
{{etym-missing|YXS-EN}}
{{head|YXS-EN|noun|gloss=letter (of the alphabet)}}
 
===Noun===
{{head|YXS-EN|noun|gloss=letter}}


# A written mark that stands for a speech sound; one of the characters of an alphabet.
# A written mark that stands for a speech sound; one of the characters of an alphabet.
# A written message addressed and sent to someone.


====Translations====
====Translations====
{{Translations|gloss=a written mark standing for a speech sound
{{Translations|gloss=a written mark standing for a speech sound
|YAQ-GA=naktuz
|YAQ-GA=naktuz
|YAR-AI=naqitis
|YAR-AI=qitis
|YAS-AI=naquiçes
|YAS-AI=quites
}}
 
===Noun 2===
{{head|YXS-EN|noun|gloss=letter (missive)}}
 
# A written message addressed and sent to someone.
 
====Translations====
{{Translations|gloss=a written message addressed and sent to someone
|YAQ-GA=raehuz
|YAR-AI=rayis
|YAS-AI=rayes
}}
}}

Latest revision as of 12:42, 10 September 2026

English

Noun 1

letter

  1. A written mark that stands for a speech sound; one of the characters of an alphabet.

Translations

Translations — a written mark standing for a speech sound
Herta-Olaic

Noun 2

letter

  1. A written message addressed and sent to someone.

Translations

Translations — a written message addressed and sent to someone
Herta-Olaic