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Revision as of 09:36, 7 September 2026
English
Numeral
one
- The cardinal number 1; the count of a single thing.
Translations
Translations — the number 1
Herta-Olaic
- Proto-Herta-Olaic: *dtɛnʃə
- Ancient Hertic: θηνο
- Gaillean: denzh
- Middle Airananwe: dezye
- Airananwe: dege
Njeshan
- Proto-Njeshan: *kuja
Andusian
Besoh
Pronunciation
- /oŋəː/
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian *ɔŋ, from Proto-Andusian *ɔᵑg (“rope”), extended with -e.
Noun
one
- rope, cord; vine, liana
Declension
| SG | PL | |
|---|---|---|
| Ø | one /oŋəː/ |
onu /oŋu/ |
| DAT | onebi /oŋeβi/ |
onubi /oŋuβi/ |
| LOC | one'on /oŋeʔõ/ |
onu'on /oŋuʔõ/ |