Dictionary:biecootay: Difference between revisions
Middle Airananwe 'tomorrow': biet qoethae fused into one word, seam -t q- > -c- as in biechende < bietcenthe |
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Latest revision as of 10:28, 8 September 2026
Middle Airananwe
Pronunciation
- /biəʦoːtäj/
Etymology
Univerbation of Gaillean biet qoethae (after night), the seam -t q- yielding -c- — compare biechende, fused the same way from bietcenthe. See biet and qootay.
Adverb
biecootay
Descendants
- Airananwe: bhessaut