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Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian {{m|YCP-XB|go}}, from Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|gbo}} (“ten”). | Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian {{m|YCP-XB|go}}, from Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|gbo}} (“ten”). The numeral counts the fingers of both hands, whence the sense of a complete or whole thing; the numeral itself was rebuilt as {{m|YCQ-BE|göj}}. | ||
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{{head|YCP-XB|numeral|head=go|gloss=ten}} | {{head|YCP-XB|numeral|head=go|gloss=ten}} | ||
# ten | |||
# whole, full; the complete count | # whole, full; the complete count | ||
====Descendants==== | ====Descendants==== | ||
* {{desc|YCQ-BE|go}} | * {{desc|YCQ-BE|go}} | ||
Revision as of 09:14, 8 September 2026
English
Verb
go
- To move away from where one is; to depart.
- (euphemistic) To die.
Translations
Translations — to move away from where one is; to depart
Andusian
Besoh
Pronunciation
- /go/
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian *go, from Proto-Andusian *gbo (“ten”). The numeral counts the fingers of both hands, whence the sense of a complete or whole thing; the numeral itself was rebuilt as göj.
Numeral
go
- whole, full; the complete count
Proto-South-Andusian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *gbo (“ten”).
Numeral
*go
- ten
- whole, full; the complete count
Descendants
- Besoh: go