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# {{eng|key|pos=Noun}} (an object designed to open and close a lock)
# {{eng|key|pos=Noun}} (an object designed to open and close a lock)
{{defex|Wilwai '''hruftas''' ô laj uldahke hrikele.|I've lost my '''keys''' and now I can't get into the house.}}
#: {{ex|lfv|Wilwai '''hruftas''' ô laj uldahke hrikele.|I've lost my '''keys''' and now I can't get into the house.}}


==== Declension ====
==== Declension ====
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==== Derived terms ====
==== Derived terms ====
* ''adjectives:'' {{wl-lfv|hruftis}}
{{columns|columns=3|lfv
* ''nouns:'' {{wl-lfv|hruftent}}, {{wl-lfv|hruftant}}
|hruftis|t1=key, essential
* ''verbs:'' {{wl-lfv|lehrufturad}}
|hruftent|t2=key, legend
|hruftant|t3=keychain
|lehrufturad|t4=to include}}


==== Translations ====
==== Translations ====

Revision as of 23:55, 11 August 2023

Laefevian

Etymology

Ultimately probably from Proto-Laenkean *srɯlbʱ- (“hook”), although the zero-grade form of the root is problematic.

Pronunciation

Noun

hruft

  1. key (an object designed to open and close a lock)
    Wilwai hruftas ô laj uldahke hrikele.
    I've lost my keys and now I can't get into the house.

Declension

Derived terms

Translations

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