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Whtevi
Etymology
From Old Whtevi ireph, thought to derive from Proto-Lyndian *VbʰʳexðVr, via Early Awen *ərbʰeħðər (following that PL *-xð- reflexes into Awen *-ħ- and into Vasconic *-d-), from *Vbʰʳex + *-ðVr.
However, there is counter-evidence for this, since Basque bederatzi seems instead to come from Proto-Vasconic *bedera (“one (allative)”) (< *bade) + *-tzV (unknown Proto-Vasconic root, although known PL root).
Pronunciation
- (Standard) IPA(key): /r̝ɛpʰəɣ/
- (Cinkeihldi) IPA(key): /r̝epʰəɣ/
Numeral
rhephh
- (cardinal) nine