User:Benwing2/reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Celtic *ande (compare Basque handi).

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. big

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Page 2 Reconstruction:Aquitanian/arix: -------- begin text --------

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *ariź (compare Basque aritz).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. oak

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Page 3 Reconstruction:Aquitanian/atta: -------- begin text --------

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *aTa (compare Basque aita).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. father

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *bels (compare Basque beltz, Iberian bels).

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. black

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *beŕi (compare Basque berri and Iberian beri (“new”)).

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. new

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *bihoź (compare Basque bihotz).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. heart

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *borź (compare Basque bortz).

Numeral

Aquitanian cardinal numbers

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Cardinal : *reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. five

References

• Etymological Dictionary of Proto-Basque by RL Trask
• The History of Basque by RL Trask

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *gaitz (compare Basque gaiso, gaitz).

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. bad
2. poor, poorly
3. wretched
4. sick, ill
5. wicked
6. difficult

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. something bad
2. illness

References

• Basque Etymology

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *-Ko (compare Basque -ko).

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. Forms the diminutive of a noun.

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Page 10 Reconstruction:Aquitanian/corri: -------- begin text --------

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *goRi (compare Basque gorri).

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. red

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Page 11 Reconstruction:Aquitanian/har: -------- begin text --------

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *aŕ (compare Basque ar).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. male

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. male

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Page 12 Reconstruction:Aquitanian/hars: -------- begin text --------

This entry contains reconstructed terms and roots. As such, the term(s) in this entry are not directly attested, but are hypothesized to have existed based on comparative evidence.

Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *hars (compare Basque hartz).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. bear

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *herauś (compare Basque herauts).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. boar

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Page 14 Reconstruction:Aquitanian/ilun: -------- begin text --------

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *iLun (compare Basque ilun).

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. dark

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *le(h)er (compare Basque leher).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. pine

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *za(h)ar (compare Basque zahar).

Adjective

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. old

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *śeni (compare Basque sein).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. boy

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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Aquitanian

Etymology

From Proto-Basque *unbe (compare Basque ume).

Noun

*reconstructed-aquitanian-lemmas

1. child

References

• Known from Aquitanian inscriptions
• Koldo Luis Mitxelena

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