Sevvuferyn words etymology

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Each entry will be allocated a different section. For shared etymologies, the one which comes first alphabetically will list all etymologies and deviations, with the others providing a reference to the first Words deriving from languages which use Sevvuferyn orthography will not have the IPA transcriptions of the source words, although those that do not, will.

Ekil

/ˈɛkil/

Meaning - man, human, person, informal friend, "bro" n


From: ji /ji/ (Gusvia) - person, thing, object

ji → ii → ë → eʰi → eki → ekil
gusvia → Kaåbarun → Krushildnajs → Enuú → proto-South Sevvufery → South Sevvufery → South-west Sevvufery → Sevvufery

Gito

/ˈʧitɔ/

Meaning - other, remaining (from a selection) adj

From: sɣo /ʨʲo/ (proto-gusvia) - (having been) left behind

sɣo → rro → (i)rrto → rrito → trrito/tsito → gito
proto-gusvia → Gusvia Kaåbarun → Krushildnajs → Enúu → proto-South Sevvufery → South Sevvufery → south-east Sevvufery → Sevvufery

Gitysi

/ʧitˈesi/

Meaning - to reference, literally "other-say" v2

From: Gito + ysi (Sevvufery)

gitoysi → gitwesi → gitysi

Kulota

Meaning - eye n

From "ɿʅø/ɿʅoo" /βʎæo/ or /βʎoː/ (ȢȤȜȿ) - eye, twin, to see

ɿʅø/ɿʅoo → ȴʅoȤ /ʃʎoa/ → errloa → efloa → euloa → heulosa → hheulota/hhjulota → kulota
ȢȤȜȿ → proto-Gusvia-Jwar#da → proto-Gusvia → Gusvia → Kaåbarun → Enuú → → South-Sevvufery → South-West Sevvufery → Sevvufery

Milsuwon

Meaning - to get back, recover, retrieve literally "again-get"

From: "milmil + suwon" (Sevvufery)

milmilsuwon → milsuwon


Synúgar

/senˈɐʧar/

Meaning - to interview, literally "ask deeply" v1

From: "synúk + agar" (Sevvufery)

synúkagar → synúakgar → synúgar

Ysi

/ˈesi/

Meaning - to say v.tr

From: ajs (Krushildnajs) - to utter, speak, communicate

ajs → as/is → es/jas → ese/jaise → esi/aisi → ysi/ÿsi
→ Krushildnajs → Sak∞e → proto-North Sevvufery → North Sevvufery → North-east Sevvufery → Sevvufery


Ÿsi

/ˈaisi/

see ysi.