Dictionary:one

Besoh

Pronunciation

• /oŋəː/

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-South-Andusian *ɔŋ, from Proto-Andusian *ɔᵑg (“rope”), extended with -e.

Noun

one

1. rope, cord; vine, liana

Declension

	SG	PL
Ø	one /oŋəː/	onu /oŋu/
DAT	onebi /oŋeβi/	onubi /oŋuβi/
LOC	one'on /oŋeʔõ/	onu'on /oŋuʔõ/

English

Numeral

one

1. 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

• Proto-Andusian: *be
• Proto-North-Andusian: *be
• Proto-South-Andusian: *be
• Proto-Unterian: *be
• Besoh: be