Dictionary:day: Difference between revisions
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# | # One full turn of the world, of light and dark together. | ||
# The light part of that span, as against the night. | # The light part of that span, as against the night. | ||
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{{Translations|gloss= | {{Translations|gloss=one full turn of the world, light and dark together | ||
|YAP-XX=awɹətx | |YAP-XX=awɹətx | ||
|YAQ-GA=artuz | |YAQ-GA=artuz | ||
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|YCP-XC=sari | |YCP-XC=sari | ||
|YCP-XX=sadʰ | |YCP-XX=sadʰ | ||
|YCQ-BE=sä | |YCQ-BE=sä | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:49, 24 August 2026
English
Etymology
Undetermined.
Noun
day
- One full turn of the world, of light and dark together.
- The light part of that span, as against the night.
Translations
Translations — one full turn of the world, light and dark together
Herta-Olaic
Njeshan
- Proto-Njeshan: *gjadaʃ
Andusian