ܕܓܥܝܦ

Kerasian

Etymology

From Late Middle Kerasian ܕܓܘܝܿܣܦ - joesp, ܕܓܘܐܣܦ joasp, ܕܓܘܐܿܣܦ - joæsp ("eagle"), from Early Middle Kerasian ܕܓܐܘܼܐܿܣܝ݈ܿܦ - jawæsēp ("eagle"), from Old Kerasian ܝܘܘܼܐܿܬܣܝܿܘܦ - iowætseop, ܝܿܘܘܼܐܿܬܣܝܿܘܦ - eowætseop ܝܼܘܘܼܐܿܬܣܝܿܘܦ - yowætseop ("eagle"), from North Aradeshi īhwacheup, yihwacheup, ḵihwacheup, from Aradeshi kifuacheupe ("fish eagle"), from kifua ("chest") + cheupe, an inflected form of -eupe ("white").

Notes

For the above Latin-script transliterations, ⟨ḵ⟩ represents the sounds /x/ when before a broad vowel or /ç/ when after slender vowels, as in this case.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ʤɔi/, arPR: joi
• (Jisdunju) IPA: /ʒoi/

Noun

ܕܓܥܝܦ • (joip)

1. any of several large carnivorous and carrion-eating birds in the family Accipitridae, having a powerful hooked bill and keen vision.
2. one considered to possess attributes associated with the eagle: strong, tenacious, caring, and courageous.
3. a powerful or majorly influential person.
4. the foremost thing from a group by some aspect.

Conjugation

Conjugation of joip

			singular			plural
			first	second	third	first	second	third
indicative	present		ܟܘܝܿܠ ܐܢ koel an	ܟܘܝܿܠ ܐܢܬ koel ant	ܟܘܝܿܠ ܕܓܝܠ koel jil	ܟܘܝܿܠ ܡܘܿ koel nu	ܟܘܝܿܠ ܝܿܦ݈ koel ef	ܟܘܝܿܠ ܝܦ݈ koel if
	past		ܝܣܟܘܝܿܠ ܐܢ iskoel an	ܝܣܟܘܝܿܠ ܐܢܬ iskoel ant	ܝܣܟܘܝܿܠ ܕܓܝܠ iskoel jil	ܝܣܟܘܝܿܠ ܡܘܿ iskoel nu	ܝܣܟܘܝܿܠ ܝܿܦ݈ iskoel ef	ܝܣܟܘܝܿܠ ܝܦ݈ iskoel if
	perfect		ܟܘܝܿܠܬ ܐܢ koelt an	ܟܘܝܿܠܬ ܐܢܬ koelt ant	ܟܘܝܿܠܬ ܕܓܝܠ koelt jil	ܟܘܝܿܠܬ ܡܘܿ koelt nu	ܟܘܝܿܠܬ ܝܿܦ݈ koelt ef	ܟܘܝܿܠܬ ܝܦ݈ koelt if
	imperfect		ܟܘܝܿܠܘܿ ܐܢ koelu an	ܟܘܝܿܠܘܿ ܐܢܬ koelu ant	ܟܘܝܿܠܘܿ ܕܓܝܠ koelu jil	ܟܘܝܿܠܘܿ ܡܘܿ koelu nu	ܟܘܝܿܠܘܿ ܝܿܦ݈ koelu ef	ܟܘܝܿܠܘܿ ܝܦ݈ koelu if
	future		ܘܝܼ ܟܘܝܿܠ ܐܢ oy koel an	ܘܝܼ ܟܘܝܿܠ ܐܢܬ oy koel ant	ܘܝܼ ܟܘܝܿܠ ܕܓܝܠ oy koel jil	ܘܝܼ ܟܘܝܿܠ ܡܘܿ oy koel nu	ܘܝܼ ܟܘܝܿܠ ܝܿܦ݈ oy koel ef	ܘܝܼ ܟܘܝܿܠ ܝܦ݈ oy koel if

subjunctive, jussive, and imperative will be added.