Menapian verbs: dwarn

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Etymology

From Middle Menapian adwarn, from Old Menapian adwarn, adwarnad, from Primitive Menapian adβarnad ("to repeal; to cancel"), from Proto-Bythonic *adβarnad ("to repeal, to reverse judgement"), from *ad + *barnad, from Proto Celtic *ad + *barnati. Cognate with Welsh adfarnu ("to repeal").

Pronunciation

    • IPA: /dväɾn/
    • IPA (Wasian dialects): /dvɑɾn/
    • IPA (Arthtyre dialects): /dwɔɾn/

Definition

Verb

  1. to cancel.
  2. to recall.
  3. repel.

Conjugation