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Create Besoh entry — the first attested Andusian language (operator-ratified) |
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===Pronunciation=== | ===Pronunciation=== | ||
* | * {{auphen|o|YCQ-BE}} | ||
===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
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{{head|YCQ-BE|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | {{head|YCQ-BE|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | ||
# he | # {{lb|YCQ-BE|masculine}} he; it | ||
==Proto-Andusian== | ==Proto-Andusian== | ||
===Pronoun=== | ===Pronoun=== | ||
{{head|YCP-XX|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he | {{head|YCP-XX|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | ||
# he | # {{lb|YCP-XX|masculine}} he; it | ||
====Usage notes==== | ====Usage notes==== | ||
Two third-person pronouns, {{m|YCP-XX|dʰɛ}} and ''o'', | Two third-person pronouns are reconstructed, contrasting in gender: {{m|YCP-XX|dʰɛ}} is feminine and ''o'' masculine, the latter also serving where the referent is inanimate or unspecified. Every daughter language keeps the pair. | ||
====Descendants==== | ====Descendants==== | ||
* {{desc|YCP-XA|o}} | * {{desc|YCP-XA|o}} | ||
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{{head|YCP-XA|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | {{head|YCP-XA|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | ||
# he | # {{lb|YCP-XA|masculine}} he; it | ||
==Proto-South-Andusian== | ==Proto-South-Andusian== | ||
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{{head|YCP-XB|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | {{head|YCP-XB|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | ||
# he | # {{lb|YCP-XB|masculine}} he; it | ||
====Descendants==== | |||
* {{desc|YCQ-BE|o}} | |||
==Proto-Unterian== | ==Proto-Unterian== | ||
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{{head|YCP-XC|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | {{head|YCP-XC|pronoun|head=o|gloss=he}} | ||
# he | # {{lb|YCP-XC|masculine}} he; it | ||
Latest revision as of 12:44, 24 August 2026
Besoh
Pronunciation
- /o/
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian *o, from Proto-Andusian *o (“he”).
Pronoun
o
- (masculine) he; it
Proto-Andusian
Pronoun
*o
- (masculine) he; it
Usage notes
Two third-person pronouns are reconstructed, contrasting in gender: *dʰɛ is feminine and o masculine, the latter also serving where the referent is inanimate or unspecified. Every daughter language keeps the pair.
Descendants
Proto-North-Andusian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *o (“he”).
Pronoun
*o
- (masculine) he; it
Proto-South-Andusian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *o (“he”).
Pronoun
*o
- (masculine) he; it
Descendants
- Besoh: o
Proto-Unterian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *o (“he”).
Pronoun
*o
- (masculine) he; it