Wiktionary:Todo/Tourangeau cleanup

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Translations:
- azeghlĕ (for ear)
- ciale, cieu (for sky)
- fieuy (for fire)
- garouil (for maize)
- gieuil (for eye)
- houcher (for hope)
- houstiau (for house)
- libartaiy (for freedom)
- lit, guche (for bed)
- luminouére (for light)
- sçaveirĕ (for know)

Descendants:
- âbe (under arbre)
- acoutair (under ausculto)
- ageacĕ (under Proto-West Germanic *agattjā)
- aiguĕ (under iaue)
- apiager (under applico)
- aveirĕ (under avoir)
- bervère (under bruiere)
- cante (under Proto-Celtic *kantom)
- çarh (under cervus)
- çarque (under cercle)
- chaon (under cavannus)
- châtieu (under chastel)
- chatte (under chate)
- chevau, jevau, chouau, chĕau (under cheval)
- chian (under chien)
- chièvre (under capra)
- cieu (under ciel)
- crouéx (under crois)
- berdanciair (under dancier)
- dreit (under droit)
- etĕr (under estre)
- écoule (under escole)
- écripe (under escrivre)
- ergâdair {under reguarder)
- éguerche (under creche)
- éghyige (under eglise)
- étrau (under estal)
- eunivarsitey (under universitas)
- évoute (under vox)
- erceire (under recevoir)
- eun (under un)
- estainde (under estrange)
- fieuy (under focus)
- ganghnair (under gaigner)
- gi (under Proto-Celtic *gabros)
- gieuil (under ueil)
- harbe (under herba)
- hougnair (under honir)
- houstiau (under ostel)
- aragne (under aranea)
- jau (under gallus)
- luminouére (under luminare)
- mieson (under mansio)
- meguime (under mesme)
- musgregne (under musaraneus)
- narh (under nervus)
- ningue (under langue)
- ouighlĕ (under ovicula)
- osiau (under oisel)
- posson (under piscis)
- posson (under poisson)
- parmaindre (under permaneo)
- peise (under pirum)
- pouman (under pulmo)
- pourte (under porta)
- poeirĕ (under pooir)
- prenre (under prendre)
- remaindre (under remaneo)
- sènèfiance (under senefiance)
- seugue (under sequor)
- sourti (under sortior)
- sieugue (under sivre)
- soulé (under soleil)
- tarre (under terra)
- tieube (under tegula)
- veinde (under venir)
- vouèr (under video)

Tourangeau

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /tebrɔ̃/

Noun

tébron

shark

Tourangeau

Etymology

From Gaulish *bledios, from Proto-Celtic *bledyos, probably borrowed from a non-Indo-European substrate language. Cognate with Breton bleiz.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /bjɛɡ/

Noun

biègue

wolf
(folklore) A traditional demon with lupine features

Tourangeau

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ekrip/

Verb

écripe

to write

Tourangeau

Noun

éghyise

church

Tourangeau

Etymology

From Old French ueil.

Noun

gieuil

eye

Tourangeau

Etymology

Cognate with French pouvoir.

Verb

poeirĕ

to be able, can

Tourangeau

Etymology

From Latin sapiō, cognate with French savoir.

Verb

sçaveirĕ

to know
Jĕ veug en sçaveirĕ pghlus davant que l’achatair.
I want to know more before buying it.

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