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# dog
# {{d|dog|YXS-EN}}
# {{lb|YCP-XX|by extension}} any tame or following animal
# {{lb|YCP-XX|by extension}} any tame or following animal
# {{lb|YCP-XX|figurative}} a devoted follower
# {{lb|YCP-XX|figurative}} a devoted follower
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* {{desc|YCP-XC|hubi}}
==Proto-North-Andusian==
===Etymology===
From Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|hugb}} (“dog”).
===Noun===
{{head|YCP-XA|noun|head=hugb|gloss=dog}}
# {{d|dog|YXS-EN}}
# herd-dog

Latest revision as of 10:22, 21 August 2026

Proto-Andusian

Noun

*hugb

  1. dog
  2. (by extension) any tame or following animal
  3. (figurative) a devoted follower
  4. (figurative) a term of abuse

Descendants

  • Proto-North-Andusian: *hugb
  • Proto-South-Andusian: *huʔ
  • Proto-Unterian: *hubi

Proto-North-Andusian

Etymology

From Proto-Andusian *hugb (“dog”).

Noun

*hugb

  1. dog
  2. herd-dog