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*from {{w|Cattle in religion}}: In Sanskrit, the most common word for cow is ''go'', cognate with the English ''cow'' and Latin ''bos'', all from PIE cognates ''[[wikt:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/gʷṓws|*gwous]]''. | *from {{w|Cattle in religion}}: In Sanskrit, the most common word for cow is ''go'', cognate with the English ''cow'' and Latin ''bos'', all from PIE cognates ''[[wikt:Appendix:Proto-Indo-European/gʷṓws|*gwous]]''. | ||
;{{tts2|Guar [[mxbad]] [[hor]]|guu-ar mxbad hor}} : A young person is often willing to take risks | |||
[[Category:Zengsvy]] | [[Category:Zengsvy]] | ||
[[Category:Guu]] | [[Category:Guu]] | ||
Revision as of 20:59, 13 May 2015
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Notes
- from Cattle in religion: In Sanskrit, the most common word for cow is go, cognate with the English cow and Latin bos, all from PIE cognates *gwous.
- Template:Tts2
- A young person is often willing to take risks