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===Etymology===
===Etymology===


From Middle Badul ''wreech'', from Old Badul ''wreech, wreegh'' from Ucerian ''whrīg'', from Proto-Bintic ''*rigeti''.
From Middle Badul ''wreech'', from Old Badul ''wreech, wreegh'', from Ucerian ''whrīg'', from Proto-Bintic ''*rigeti''.
Cognate with Torse ''rigid'' (to reach, to stretch, to arrive).
Cognate with Torse ''rigid'' (to reach, to stretch, to arrive).



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Etymology

From Middle Badul wreech, from Old Badul wreech, wreegh, from Ucerian whrīg, from Proto-Bintic *rigeti. Cognate with Torse rigid (to reach, to stretch, to arrive).

Pronunciation

(stressed)

  • IPA: /ɾʲeɣ/ /ɾʲex/ /ɾʲɪɣ/

(unstressed)

  • IPA: /ɾəɣ/ /ɾɪɣ/
  • Rhymes: -eɣ, -ex

Note: some dialects labialise the flap and some also remove the palatalisation and lengthen the vowel.

Definition

Verb

  1. to tie.
    An vind aon im a wreech bir skid?
    Does anyone know how to tie a shoe?

Conjugation

  • Infinitive: a wreech
  • Subjunctive: bew or begn wreech