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#: {{lang|ca|Jari ac pagrachi su afrec gojana.}} |
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#: "I saw four '''humans'''." |
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#: "'''Humanity''' thinks and ponders." (Connotatively: humans are a species of thinkers and ponderers) |
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Latest revision as of 07:00, 16 September 2026
Caseic
Etymology
From Standard Weatherplague Caseic paglaći, from Classical Jibin paglaci, meaning "peasant" or "farmer", from Early Jibin pagałki, from Gastanche pekał ki, meaning "land woman".
Compare Late Nayelan pókada and Sawaji pagaza.
Pronunciation
- Southern dialect: /paˈgɹa.ʧi/
Noun
- (count noun) Human
- Jari ac pagrachi su afrec gojana.
- "I saw four humans."
- (mass noun) Humanity
- Ac pagrachi acha erecam swei gojen.
- "Humanity thinks and ponders." (Connotatively: humans are a species of thinkers and ponderers)