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- Transcription
- [ˈt͡ɬʼːu.rsa]
- Plain keyboard
- tl'ursa · ASCII, no special letters
- Syllables
- кьур·са · 2 syllables
- Sound pattern
- CVC.CV · C = consonant, V = vowel
- Latin spelling
- ƛʼursa
Syllables, stress pattern and Latin spelling are worked out from the spelling by rule.
Meaning
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from the cliff, off the precipice
с кручи, со скалы, с утёса
Grammar what kind of word it is, and how it behaves Show ▾ Hide ▴
- Part of speech
- Adverb
- Database id
- 292853
- Added
- 2026-08-24
Morphology and grammar info 1 stored forms · Grey means we worked it out by rule, not from a text. Show ▾ Hide ▴
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Adverb Forms
| Form Type | Form |
|---|---|
| Basic Form |
кьурса
/[t͡ɬʼːursa]/
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35
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Usage examples 2 sentences from real texts Show ▾ Hide ▴
From the corpus sentences from real texts Show ▾ Hide ▴
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кьурса гъоркье кӀанцӀизе
спрыгнуть (броситься) со скалы
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кьурса гъоркье рехизе
сбросить с кручи / скалы
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