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Middle Airananwe 'want' < Gaillean quoffei; stressed member of the doublet with fee
 
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# want, desire
# {{d|want|YXS-EN}}, desire


====Related terms====
====Related terms====
* Compare: {{l|YAR-AI|qofe}} (“desire”)
* Compare: {{l|YAR-AI|qofe}} (“desire”)
* Compare: {{l|YAR-AI|fee}} (“would”)
* Compare: {{l|YAR-AI|fee}} (“would”)

Latest revision as of 12:52, 8 September 2026

Middle Airananwe

Pronunciation

  • /kʷofeː/

Etymology

From Gaillean quoffei, ultimately from Proto-Herta-Olaic *kwoβjo. Where the same verb stood unstressed before another, it wore down instead to fee.

Verb

qofee

  1. want, desire

Related terms

  • Compare: qofe (“desire”)
  • Compare: fee (“would”)