Guess the Word in Romlangs
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Was the second word three syllables starting with <m>?
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Four syllables starting <Vm> for some vowel?
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In case this helps, the final <-s> present in both words is completely irrelevant to guessing their meanings/etymologies.
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Would a hint be appreciated?
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Oh, I'd forgotten to keep up with this! ![[:D]](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin2.png ":D")
Yes, I think a hint would be![[:)]](./images/smilies/icon_smile2.png ":)")
imasăs muptafsăs
is <pt> from <ct>?
Yes, I think a hint would be
imasăs muptafsăs
is <pt> from <ct>?
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Ah, no worries of course!
<pt> is from <ct>.![[tick]](./images/smilies/tickic.png "Tick")
As a hint: focussing on the initial <i> in the noun isn't going to help.
<pt> is from <ct>.
As a hint: focussing on the initial <i> in the noun isn't going to help.
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Woo!shimobaatar wrote: ↑26 Feb 2019 17:32Ah, no worries of course!
<pt> is from <ct>.
As a hint: focussing on the initial <i> in the noun isn't going to help.
Lol, is that <i> originally epenthetic?
Hmmm.. is the second word related to <nox, noctis>?
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Did the first word begin <sma->?
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Are the two nasals reflexes of nasals in Latin?
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<m>?
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Is the other <m> from an <n>, and did it become <m> due to the presence of a rounded vowel?
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from something like <np> or <nb> (with for example a n <in-> prefix)?
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Edit: At least not from a prefix.
A consonant was involved, but not one that was originally labial in Classical Latin.
A consonant was involved, but not one that was originally labial in Classical Latin.
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