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==[[Braereth]]==
[[Category: Braereth words]]
[[Category: Braereth adpositions]]
{{Template: Braereth Dialects|a|a|a|a|a|a|a|a}}
===Etymology===
From [[wiki:Latin|Latin]] '''''[[wikt: ad|ad]]'''''
====Cognates & Comparisons====
* [[wikt: a#Spanish|a]] (Spanish)
* [[wikt: a#Catalan|a]] (Catalan)
* [[wikt: à#French|à]] (French)
* [[wikt: a#Italian|a]] (Italian)
* [[wikt: a#Romanian|a]] (Romanian)
===Adposition===
'''a'''
# at, to, in
#: ''A dative pronoun. '''''[[ath#Braereth|Ath]]''''' when followed by a vowel.''
====Related Terms====
* '''''[[ath#Braereth|ath]]''''' ‘to’
==[[Maltcégj]]==
==[[Maltcégj]]==
[[Category: Maltcégj words]]
[[Category: Maltcégj words]]

Latest revision as of 16:01, 17 September 2022

Braereth

Pronunciation & Variants

Official Classical Tenibvreth Eomentesa Merineth
/a/ [a] [a]
a
[a]
a
[a]
a

Etymology

From Latin ad

Cognates & Comparisons

  • a (Spanish)
  • a (Catalan)
  • à (French)
  • a (Italian)
  • a (Romanian)

Adposition

a

  1. at, to, in
    A dative pronoun. Ath when followed by a vowel.

Related Terms

Maltcégj

Pronunciation

Adposition

a

  1. to, at

Usage Notes

Used as an accusative adposition marking direct objects.

Valthungian

Pronunciation

Particle

a

  1. to, in order to

Usage Notes

An infinitive-marking particle used after a consonant and before a verb beginning with another consonant.

Synonyms