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{{rad-pronunciation|colloquial|/ɤ/|homophones|à|a’}}
{{rad-pronunciation|colloquial|/ɤ/|homophones|à|a’}}


=== Etymology 1 ===
=== {{e|rad|1}} ===
{{multiet|rad}}
{{multiet|rad}}
From {{inherit|rad|rad-m|a}},
From {{inherit|rad|rad-m|a}},
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{{rad-art}}
{{rad-art}}


=== Etymology 2 ===
=== {{e|rad|2}} ===
{{multiet|rad}}
{{multiet|rad}}
Dissimilation, see {{m|rad|u}} and {{m|rad|i}}.
Dissimilation, see {{m|rad|u}} and {{m|rad|i}}.

Revision as of 20:50, 4 April 2024

See also: a’, à, á

Radestrian

Pronunciation

Etymology 1

From Middle Radestrian a, from Old Radestrian laɣ, inherited from Proto-Radic *olhır, *olher, from Proto-Laenkean *(s)lɯh-.

Alternative forms

  • ag (pre-vocalic)

Article

a

  1. the (nominative inanimate definite article)
  2. the (oblique singular inanimate definite article)
Usage notes
  • Used before consonants.
See also
The Definite Article in Radestrian  
inanimate animate
nominative oblique constructive
genitive
nominative constructive
genitive
oblique
singular plural singular plural singular plural singular plural
pre-consonantal a ai as ais u i us is
pre-vocalic ag
before i- before u- before i-
a' a

Etymology 2

Dissimilation, see u and i.

Article

a

  1. the (singular animate definite article before u-)
  2. the (plural animate definite article before i-)