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Guess the Word in Germanic Conlangs
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- mayan
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Does it mean island?
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<ei> does, yes.
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- mayan
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Does the Old English cognate of "öid" end with a /d/?
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- mayan
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Did it end with a vowel?
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- mayan
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Did it have a /d/?
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- mayan
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Does the Old English cognate have an element that is cognate with the /d/ in Nortsääenglisch?
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YesGrandPiano wrote: ↑15 Oct 2018 04:13 Does the Old English cognate have an element that is cognate with the /d/ in Nortsääenglisch?
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- mayan
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Is it a stop?
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- korean
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Is it voiced?
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Is it /ð/?
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Not in the nominative.
Close enough, yes.
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- mayan
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Is it /θ/, realized as [ð] in some forms?
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Is its Old English cognate iġeoþ?