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Latest revision as of 23:57, 6 April 2026
Europic
Pronunciation
- Europic Phonology: /ku.zo.ʧa.ʃa.mu/
Etymology
From kuzotcu ‘male cousin’ + -camu ‘spouse’.
Noun
kuzotca-camu
- spouse of male cousin, cousin-in-law
- An overly-specific term that would be used in place of kuza-camu in normal speech only in a case where one wanted to specify that the relative in question was married to one’s male cousin rather than one’s female cousin. There are additionally even more specific terms such as kuzotca-caminu ‘male cousin’s wife’ and kuzotca-camotcu ‘male cousin’s husband’ which are usually reserved for legal documents or other language that needs to be very precise.