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== Radestrian ==
===Pronunciation===
{{rad-pr|/am-/}}
=== {{Etymology|rad|1}} ===
====Prefix====
{{head|rad|prefix}}
# {{form of|rad|an-|assimilative form}} ''before bilabials''
=== {{Etymology|rad|2}} ===
See {{m|rad|an|a=2|t=out of}}.
==== Alternative forms ====
* {{l|rad|amb-}} (''before '''r-''''')
==== Prefix ====
{{head|rad|prefix
}}
# {{eng|out}}
#: {{ant|rad|le-}}
#: {{m|rad|røat|t=to take}} → {{m|rad|ambrøat|'''amb'''røat|t=to remove}}
#: {{m|rad|sát|t=to slice}} → {{m|rad|ansát|'''am'''sát|t=to cut '''out'''}}
=== Derived terms ===
{{affed|rad|pref}}
==Riyan==
==Riyan==


===Etymology===
=== Etymology ===
From {{m|ryn|am|t=from}}.
From {{m|ryn|am|t=from, out of}}.


===Pronunciation===
===Pronunciation===

Latest revision as of 14:31, 20 August 2024

See also: am

Radestrian

Pronunciation

Etymology 1

Prefix

am-

  1. assimilative form of an- before bilabials

Etymology 2

See an (“out of”).

Alternative forms

Prefix

am-

  1. out
    Antonym: le-
    røat (“to take”) → ambrøat (“to remove”)
    sát (“to slice”) → amsát (“to cut out”)

Derived terms

▶ Radestrian terms prefixed with am-

Riyan

Etymology

From am (“from, out of”).

Pronunciation

Prefix

am-

  1. from, out of

Derived terms