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# {{lb|YCP-XX|by extension}} soiled | # {{lb|YCP-XX|by extension}} soiled | ||
# (figurative) ominous, sorrowful | |||
# {{lb|YCP-XX|figurative}} ominous, sorrowful | # {{lb|YCP-XX|figurative}} ominous, sorrowful | ||
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* Antonym: {{l|YCP-XX|lut}} (“white”) | |||
Revision as of 13:12, 3 August 2026
Proto-Andusian
Adjective
*dit
- black, dark
- night-colored
- (by extension) soiled
- (figurative) ominous, sorrowful
- (figurative) ominous, sorrowful
Related terms
- Antonym: *lut (“white”)