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{{head|YAQ-GA|noun|head=eunduz|gloss=bone|class=N1}} | {{head|YAQ-GA|noun|head=eunduz|gloss=bone (body part)|class=N1}} | ||
# bone | # a {{d|bone|YXS-EN}}; any of the hard pieces of a body, especially of a person. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:21, 21 August 2026
Gaillean
Pronunciation
- /yndus/
Etymology
From Proto-Herta-Olaic *jətew.
Noun
eunduz n (first-declension)
- a bone; any of the hard pieces of a body, especially of a person.
Declension
| SG | PL | |
|---|---|---|
| NOM | eunduz | eundia |
| GEN | eunduzn | eundiari |
| DAT | eundi | eundibhi |
| ACC | eunduz | eundia |
| VOC | eundu | eundi |
Descendants
- Middle Airananwe: undes