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Descendants: the three Andusian branch reflexes, via {{desc}} (registry-resolved names)
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# sea, the great water
# sea; the great water
# {{lb|YCP-XX|by extension}} the horizon, the vast and open
# {{lb|YCP-XX|by extension}} the horizon; the vast and open
# {{lb|YCP-XX|figurative}} the boundless, the unknowable
# {{lb|YCP-XX|figurative}} the boundless, the unknowable
====Descendants====
====Descendants====
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* {{desc|YCP-XB|komaʔ}}
* {{desc|YCP-XB|komaʔ}}
* {{desc|YCP-XC|komati}}
* {{desc|YCP-XC|komati}}
==Proto-North-Andusian==
===Etymology===
From Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|komat}} (“sea”).
===Noun===
{{head|YCP-XA|noun|head=komat|gloss=sea}}
# sea, the great water
# {{lb|YCP-XA|by extension}} the horizon, the vast and open

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Proto-Andusian

Noun

*komat

  1. sea; the great water
  2. (by extension) the horizon; the vast and open
  3. (figurative) the boundless, the unknowable

Descendants

Proto-North-Andusian

Etymology

From Proto-Andusian *komat (“sea”).

Noun

*komat

  1. sea, the great water
  2. (by extension) the horizon, the vast and open