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[[Category: Europic adverbs]]
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{{Template: Europic Pronuncation|me.ʧi}}
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===Etymology===
Root ''[[√metc#Europic|√metc]]''.
===Adverb===
===Adverb===
'''metci'''
'''metci'''
# even, notwithstanding
# even, notwithstanding
# own
#: The construciton of one’s own varies a lot across languages; in Europic, the adverb ''[[metci#Europic|metci]]'' is inserted between the possessive determiner and its noun, e.g. ''[[ma#Europic|ma]] [[libru#Europic|libru]]'' ‘my book’ → ''[[ma#Europic|ma]] [[metci#Europic|metci]] [[libru#Europic|libru]]'' ‘my own book’.

Latest revision as of 16:25, 2 April 2026

Europic

Pronunciation

Etymology

Root √metc.

Adverb

metci

  1. even, notwithstanding
  2. own
    The construciton of one’s own varies a lot across languages; in Europic, the adverb metci is inserted between the possessive determiner and its noun, e.g. ma libru ‘my book’ → ma metci libru ‘my own book’.