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Revision as of 22:10, 8 August 2024
Pronunciation
- IPA: /jɪŋ(g)/
Etymology 1
From the Middle Menapian verbal noun form of jynguidh: jyng — which replaced its earlier verbal noun form, Old Menapian hlaw, hlau — from Primitive Menapian lingɨd ("to jump"), from Proto-Celtic ɸlengeti ("to jump"). Cognate with Irish ling ("to jump; to leap") and léim ("jump"), and Scottish Gaelic leum ("jump"). Borrowed by Dutch as jyng ("festival") and German as Jyng.
Definition
Noun
jyng (plural jynge)
- a festival; a cultural celebration.
- a large social gathering.
Etymology 2
From Middle Menapian jyng, from Old Menapian jinguidh, from Primitive Menapian lingɨd ("to jump"), from Proto-Celtic ɸlengeti ("to jump"). Cognate with Irish ling ("to wound; to stab; to sting; to hurt") and léim ("jump"), and Scottish Gaelic leum ("jump").
Definition
Verb
jyng (preterite joel, imperfect jyngoe, future jyol)
Conjugation
| singular | plural | |||||||
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| first | second | third | first | second | third | |||
| present | affirmative | jyng
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jyng
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jyngs
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jyng
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jyng
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jyngt
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| interrogative | a jyng
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a jyng
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a jyngs
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a jyng
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a jyng
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a jyngt
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| conditional | jyngun
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jynge
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jynges
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jyngem
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jynge
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jyngent
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| subjunctive | jys
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jys
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jyst
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jys
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jys
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jyst
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| preterite | affirmative | joel
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joel
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joel
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joel
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joel
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joel
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| interrogative | a joel
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a joel
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a joel
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a joel
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a joel
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a joel
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| conditional | joelun
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joelun
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joelun
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joelun
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joelun
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joelun
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| subjunctive | joels
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joels
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joels
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joels
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joels
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joels
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| imperfect | affirmative | jyngoe
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jyngoe
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jyngoe
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jyngoe
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jyngoe
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jyngoe
| |
| interrogative | a jyngoe
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a jyngoe
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a jyngoe
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a jyngoe
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a jyngoe
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a jyngoe
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| conditional | jyngoen
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jyngoen
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jyngoen
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jyngoen
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jyngoen
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jyngoen
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| subjunctive | jyngoes
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jyngoes
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jyngoes
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jyngoes
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jyngoes
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jyngoes
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| future | affirmative | jyol
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jyol
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jyol
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jyol
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jyol
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jyol
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| interrogative | a jyol
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a jyol
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a jyol
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a jyol
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a jyol
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a jyol
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| conditional | a jyolun
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a jyolun
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a jyolun
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a jyolun
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a jyolun
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a jyolun
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| subjunctive | jyols
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jyols
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jyols
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jyols
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jyols
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jyols
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| imperative | -
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jyng!
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-
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-
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jyng!
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-
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| verbal noun | jyng, hlau (obs.)
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