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TheNightAvl (talk | contribs) (Created page with "== Lusetian == === Etymology === From {{inherit|lus|lus-o|virgs}}, from {{inherit|lus|rad-pro|βırɣs}}. Cognate with {{m+|rad|vlaus}}. === Pronunciation === * {{IPA|lus|/vɪ̀rːk/}} === Noun === {{lus-noun|obl=virga|pl=virgi}} # {{label|lus|count}} {{eng|ant}}") |
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Latest revision as of 14:52, 20 August 2024
Lusetian
Etymology
From Old Lusetian virgs, from Proto-Radic *βırɣs. Cognate with Radestrian vlaus.
Pronunciation
Noun
virc (countable, oblique singular virga, nominative plural virgi, stress pattern 2a)