Difference between revisions of "natu"

Latest revision as of 18:27, 20 September 2022

Official	Classical	Tenibvreth	Eomentesa	Merineth
/ˈnatu/	[ˈnatu]	[ˈnaθ] ⟪nath⟫	[ˈnato̞] ⟨nato⟩	[ˈnatu] ⧼natu⧽

Past participle of nascere. From Latin nātus.

natu (feminine singular nata, masculine plural natis, feminine plural nates)

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 ==[[Braereth]]==
 [[Category: Braereth words]]
-[[Category: Braereth words (obsolete)]]
 [[Category: Braereth adjectives]]
-{{Template: Braereth Pronunciation|ˈna.tu|ˈnaθ|ˈna.to̞}}
+{{Template: Braereth Dialects|ˈnatu|ˈnatu|nath|ˈnaθ|nato|ˈnato̞|natu|ˈnatu}}
-{{Template: Eomentesa Alt Forms|nato}}
-* '''''[[nath#Tenibvreth|nath]]''''' ([[Tenibvreth#Non-Standard Orthographic Variants|Tenibvreth Optional Variant]])
 ===Etymology===
-Past participle of '''''[[nascere#Braereth|nascere]]''''', from [[wiki:Latin|Latin]] '''''[[wikt: natus#Latin|natus]]'''''.
+Past participle of '''''[[nascere#Braereth|nascere]]'''''.
+From [[wiki:Latin|Latin]] '''''[[wikt: natus|nātus]]'''''.
+====Cognates & Comparisons====
+* [[wikt: nato#Spanish|nato]] (Spanish)
+* [[wikt: nat#Catalan|nat]] (Catalan)
+* [[wikt: né#French|né]] (French)
+* [[wikt: nato#Italian|nato]] (Italian)
+* [[wikt: nat#Romanian|nat]] (Romanian)
 ===Adjective===
 '''natu''' (''feminine singular'' '''nata''', ''masculine plural'' '''natis''', ''feminine plural'' '''nates''')
 # born
+====Related Terms====
+* '''''[[nascere#Braereth|nascere]]''''' ‘to be born’