Dictionary:hersyee: Difference between revisions

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Middle Airananwe

Pronunciation

/hɛrɕeː/

Etymology

A verb formed from hersy (with): what is merely with a person may be parted from. Gaillean had no verb here, putting the possessor in the dative instead.

Verb

hersyee

(alienable) have; hold as one's own, as of goods, tools and other things that may be given up

Related terms

Compare: antee (“have, of inseparable things”)
Compare: hersy (“with”)

Descendants

Airananwe: herché

Revision as of 10:40, 26 August 2026 view source Thiorosan (talk \| contribs) 11,154 edits Middle Airananwe 'have (alienable)': verb from hersy 'with' — what is with a person may be parted from; > modern erché		Latest revision as of 11:27, 26 August 2026 view source Thiorosan (talk \| contribs) 11,154 edits Descendant: herché — the h restored in the modern form (operator, 2026-08-26)
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	* {{desc\|YAS-AI\|~~erché~~}}		* {{desc\|YAS-AI\|herché}}