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===Etymology===
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'''acutu''' (''feminine singular'' '''acuta''', ''masculine plural'' '''acutis''', ''feminine plural'' '''acutes''')
'''acutu''' (''feminine singular'' '''acuta''', ''masculine plural'' '''acutis''', ''feminine plural'' '''acutes''')
# sharp
# sharp
====Synonyms====
* '''''[[acru#Braereth|acru]]'''''

Latest revision as of 02:56, 4 October 2022

Braereth

Pronunciation & Variants

Official Classical Tenibvreth Eomentesa Merineth
/aˈkutu/ [aˈkutu] [aˈkuθ]
acuth
[aˈkuto̞]
acuto
[aˈkytu]
akytu

Etymology

From Latin acūtus

Cognates & Comparisons

Adjective

acutu (feminine singular acuta, masculine plural acutis, feminine plural acutes)

  1. sharp

Synonyms