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Latest revision as of 10:30, 8 September 2026
English
Conjunction
but
- Used to set one word or clause against another, marking a contrast or an exception.
Translations
Proto-Andusian
Adjective
*but
- near, close
- beside
- (by extension) imminent
Related terms
- Antonym: *boŋbɔ (“far”)
Descendants
Proto-North-Andusian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *but (“near”).
Adjective
*but
- near, close
- beside
- (by extension) imminent