User:JimiYoru

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Alternative forms

• Jimi Yoru, Jimmy Yoru
• (Sino-Xenic reversal pinyin) ZiweiYe, ZiWeiYe, Ziwei Ye, Zīwèi Yè

Etymology

Who knows. For convenience, researchers assume entropy.

Romanization of Japanese compound 滋味 +‎ 夜; by convention literally translated as “taste of the night”.

Pronunciation

• (Tokyo) ジミヨル [jìmí yórúꜜ] (Odaka – [4])
• IPA^(key): [d͡ʑimʲi jo̞ɾɯ̟]

User name

JimiYoru

1. Wiktionary user obsessed with languages, especially Baltic. Male Polish resident, first attested in late '90s. No cognates are known, as he is one of a kind.

To-do list

Consolidate or remove

smoy

• abazzus
• gelzā
• zmūi
• zmūnei
• zmūni
• zmūnija

 

Supplement or correct

dureń

not from Ukrainian; either adj durny or OPl dureń:

1. https://wsjp.pl/haslo/podglad/35157/duren/3921497/osoba
2. https://slowniketymologiczny.uw.edu.pl/entry/37
3. https://poradniajezykowa.uw.edu.pl/porady/duren/
4. https://pl.wiktionary.org/wiki/dure%C5%84

ains

Numeral

ains

1. one

Declension of ains (feminine)

	masculine	feminine	neuter
nominative	ains	ainā	ainan
genitive	ainassei	ainasses	ainassei
dative	ainesmu	ainassei	ainesmu
accusative	ainan	ainan	ainan

Adjective

ains m feminine ainā

1. one
2. only
3. singular

• ainaseilingi f sg (“lonesome, lonely”)
• ainat (“all the time”, adverb)
• ainawidan (“similarly”, adverb)
• ainawidisku (“likewise, in the same way”)
• ainawārst (“once, one time”, adverb)

 

Noun

head|prg|noun|g=m|genitive|ainas|accusative|ainan

1. one (the number)
2. someone, person

Derived terms

• ainangeminton (“single-born”)
• ainangimmusin (“idem”)
• ainaseilingi f sg (“lonesome, lonely”)
• ainawydi ? pl (“all the same”)

 

Article

1. a/an (indefinite article)

Unclassified derived

• erains (“everyone”)
• niains (“no one”)
• terains (“alone, on one's own”, adverb)

 

[1](from this entry)

kibiras (LT)

cf. Polish ceber

vienas (LT)

categorization etc.

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• sen
• prei
• per
• esse
• en
• is
• na
• median
• thawe

days of the week

• ponadele (E18)
• wissaseydis (E19)
• possissawaite (E20)
• ketwirtire (E21)
• pentinx (E22)
• sabatico (E23)
• nadele (E17)

Alternative reconstructions

• *źmō̃ (circumflex accent), *źmō

Etymology

From *źm- (“earth”) + *-ṓn, from Proto-Indo-European *(dʰ)ǵʰ-m-ṓn-.

Noun

*źmṓ (m/n?)

1. man
2. human, person

Declension

Declension of *JimiYoru (athematic, mobile accent)
	Singular	Dual	Plural
Nominative	*JimiYoru	*źmā́ne	*źmā́nes
Accusative	*źmā́nin	*źmā́ne	*źmā́nins
Genitive	*źmṓnés	—	*źmṓnṓn
Locative	*źmṓní	—	*źmṓnsú
Dative	*źmā́nei	—	*źmṓnmás
Instrumental	*źmṓnḗˀ	—	*źmṓnmī́ˀs
Vocative	*?	*źmā́ne	*źmā́nes

Descendants

• Old Lithuanian: žmuõ
  • ⇒ Lithuanian: žmogùs
• Old Prussian: smoy
  
  

Alternative forms

• boūton, bouton, baūton (in German manuscripts);
• boūt (non-supine infinitive)

Etymology

Inherited from Proto-Balto-Slavic *bū́ˀtei. Cognate with Lithuanian bū́ti, Latvian bût, Polish być, Russian быть (bytʹ).

Verb

būton

1. to be

Conjugation

present: asmu, assei, ast, asmai, astai, ast
past: bēi
past participle m: boūuns
imperative: seisei, seis, seiti

		1 ps.	2 ps.	3 ps.
Present	Singular	asmu	assei	ast
	Plural	asmai	astai	ast
Past	Singular	bēi
	Plural
Past participle	Masculine	boūuns
	Feminine
	Neuter
Imperative	Singular	seisei?	seis	seisei?
	Plural	seisei?	seiti	seisei?

References

Maziulis būton 1/166
Maziulis asmai 1/101
Maziulis bēi 1/137

Audio files

szpiegować – needs replacement

krrrauuuqqq grmmm grmmm grmmm ggrrrrmmm

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *ḱʰéh₂-ŕ̥h₂éH-kʷr̥h₁ḿ̥ʷ-m̥ + *h₁gʷ-r̥ḿ̥-m̥, (requadruplicated).

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /̙ǁˤǁˤǂ̙͆ǂ̈ǃ̈ǃ̈ǃǀʷǀʷ ̞ǂʷ̞ǃ̞ʷ̞ǀ̞ʷ̞ǀ̞̞̞ʷ̞ǀ̞ʷ ʷ̞ǂʷ̞̞ǃ̞ʷǀʷ̞ǀʷ̞ǀʷ̞ ǂʷ̞ǃ̞ʷ̞ǀ̞ʷǀ̞ʷ̞ǀ̞ʷ/

Noun & verb

krrrauuuqqq grmmm grmmm grmmm ggrrrrmmm

1. onomatopoeia describing the process of inserting a crunchy, edible object (eg. a crisp) into one's mouth and closing and opening one's jaw, repeatedly and in a steady rhythm
   • krrrauuuqqq grmmm grmmm grmmm ggrrrrmmm

     krrrauuuqqq grmmm grmmm grmmm ggrrrrmmm