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* {{l|lfv|ljô}} (''non-standard'')
* {{l|lfv|ljô}} (''non-standard'')


=== {{Etymology}} ===
=== Etymology ===
{{root|lfv|lnk-pro|læh-}}
{{root|lfv|lnk-pro|læh-}}
From {{inherit|lfv|lnk-pro|læhaws}}, from {{inherit|lfv|lnk-pro|læh-}}.
From {{inherit|lfv|lnk-pro|læhaws}}, from {{inherit|lfv|lnk-pro|læh-}}.
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# {{label|lfv|spatial}} {{eng|against}} {{+|lfv prep|acc}}  
# {{label|lfv|spatial}} {{eng|against}} {{+|lfv prep|acc}}  
#: {{ex|lfv|'''liô''' skaene|'''against''' the wall}}
#: {{ex|lfv|'''liô''' skaene|'''against''' the wall}}
# {{label|lfv|relational}} {{eng|to lose}} {{+|lfv prep|acc}} (always preceded by {{m|lfv|alad|t=to be}})
# {{label|lfv|relational}} {{eng|to lose}} {{+|lfv prep|acc + :alad<to be>}}
#: {{syn|lfv|wilad}}
#: {{syn|lfv|wilad}}
#: {{ex|lfv|Kwihñônt as '''liô''' nuode.|The rug has '''lost''' its colour.}}
#: {{ex|lfv|Kwihñônt as '''liô''' nuode.|The rug has '''lost''' its colour.}}

Latest revision as of 14:42, 20 August 2024

Laefevian

Alternative forms

Etymology

From Proto-Laenkean *læhaws, from Proto-Laenkean *læh-.

Pronunciation

Preposition

liô

  1. (spatial) next to [with genitive]
    liô kaulau
    next to the tree
    Hynnja liô ambatau.
    I'm sitting next to the window.
  2. (spatial) beside [with locative]
    Hynjis liô janun.
    She was sitting beside him.
  3. (spatial) along [with locative]
    Liô hwêltul torwas tyrwan.
    There's a stream along the wall.
  4. (spatial) against [with accusative]
    liô skaene
    against the wall
  5. (relational) to lose [with accusative and alad ‘to be’]
    Synonym: wilad
    Kwihñônt as liô nuode.
    The rug has lost its colour.
  6. (relational) at [with locative]
    liô soltul hêskere
    at the thought of that
  7. (temporal) indicates the beginning of an event or activity upon [with translative]
    Synonym: maeǧ
    liô endôske
    upon the beginning of winter

See also

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