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==Besoh== | |||
===Pronunciation=== | |||
* /giða/ | |||
===Etymology=== | |||
Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian {{m|YCP-XB|gida}}, from Proto-Andusian {{m|YCP-XX|gida}} (“dance”). | |||
===Verb=== | |||
{{head|YCQ-BE|verb|head=gida|gloss=dance}} | |||
# dance | |||
# step in rhythm | |||
# {{lb|YCQ-BE|by extension}} celebrate | |||
====Conjugation==== | |||
{{YCQ-BE-conj}} | |||
==Proto-Andusian== | ==Proto-Andusian== | ||
Revision as of 08:23, 6 August 2026
Besoh
Pronunciation
- /giða/
Etymology
Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian *gida, from Proto-Andusian *gida (“dance”).
Verb
gida
- dance
- step in rhythm
- (by extension) celebrate
Conjugation
| Ø | STAT | |
|---|---|---|
| Ø | — | gidava /giðava/ |
| PERF | va' gida /vaʔ giða/ |
va' gidava /vaʔ giðava/ |
Proto-Andusian
Etymology
Derived from *gidz (“play”).
Verb
*gida
- dance
- step in rhythm
- (by extension) celebrate
Noun
*gida
- a dance, dancing
- rhythm; the measured step
- (by extension) a celebration
Descendants
Proto-South-Andusian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *gida (“dance”).
Verb
*gida
- dance
- step in rhythm
- (by extension) celebrate
Proto-Unterian
Etymology
From Proto-Andusian *gida (“dance”).
Verb
*gida
- dance
- celebrate a rite