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==Besoh==
===Pronunciation===
* {{auphen|gida|YCQ-BE}}
===Etymology===
Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian {{m|YCP-XB|gida}}, from Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|gida}} (“dance”).
===Verb===
{{head|YCQ-BE|verb|head=gida|gloss=dance}}
# dance
# step in rhythm
# {{lb|YCQ-BE|by extension}} celebrate
====Conjugation====
{{YCQ-BE-conj}}
==Proto-Andusian==
==Proto-Andusian==


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# step in rhythm
# step in rhythm
# {{lb|YCP-XB|by extension}} celebrate
# {{lb|YCP-XB|by extension}} celebrate
====Descendants====
* {{desc|YCQ-BE|gida}}


==Proto-Unterian==
==Proto-Unterian==

Latest revision as of 10:32, 6 August 2026

Besoh

Pronunciation

  • /giða/

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian *gida, from Proto-Andusian *gida (“dance”).

Verb

gida

  1. dance
  2. step in rhythm
  3. (by extension) celebrate

Conjugation

Ø STAT
Ø gidava
/giðava/
PERF va' gida
/vaʔ giða/
va' gidava
/vaʔ giðava/

Proto-Andusian

Etymology

Derived from *gidz (“play”).

Verb

*gida

  1. dance
  2. step in rhythm
  3. (by extension) celebrate

Noun

*gida

  1. a dance, dancing
  2. rhythm; the measured step
  3. (by extension) a celebration

Descendants

  • Proto-North-Andusian: *gira
  • Proto-South-Andusian: *gida
  • Proto-Unterian: *gida

Proto-South-Andusian

Etymology

From Proto-Andusian *gida (“dance”).

Verb

*gida

  1. dance
  2. step in rhythm
  3. (by extension) celebrate

Descendants

Proto-Unterian

Etymology

From Proto-Andusian *gida (“dance”).

Verb

*gida

  1. dance
  2. celebrate a rite