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===Etymology=== | ===Etymology=== | ||
From Middle Badul ''jughran'', ''iughran'', from Old Badul ''ghiughran'', ''ghioghran'', from Ucerian ''giughran'', from Areric ''giugran'', from Proto-Bintic *gigranos. | From Middle Badul ''jughran'', ''iughran'', from Old Badul ''ghiughran'', ''ghioghran'', from Ucerian ''giughran'', ''giugran'', from Areric ''giugran'', from Proto-Bintic *gigranos. | ||
Cognate with Torse ''giúrann'' (barnacle goose), Kuprian ''giùran'' (barnacle goose). Borrowed by Poil, as ''hiuranne''. | Cognate with Torse ''giúrann'' (barnacle goose), Kuprian ''giùran'' (barnacle goose). Borrowed by Poil, as ''hiuranne''. | ||
Revision as of 13:07, 16 June 2024
Etymology
From Middle Badul jughran, iughran, from Old Badul ghiughran, ghioghran, from Ucerian giughran, giugran, from Areric giugran, from Proto-Bintic *gigranos. Cognate with Torse giúrann (barnacle goose), Kuprian giùran (barnacle goose). Borrowed by Poil, as hiuranne.
Pronunciation
- (stressed)
- IPA: /jʊːɾan/ /juːɾan/
- (unstressed)
- IPA: /jʊːɾ(ə)n/ /juːɾ(ə)n/