guin

adjective. ready, fresh

Derivations

• ᴱ√GWIWI “*young” ✧ GL/42

Element in

• G. gwinwen “youth, freshness”

Variations

• guin ✧ GL/42

guin

adjective. own, held, possessed

Element in

• G. guinog “chattel” ✧ GL/43
• G. guinoth “property” ✧ GL/43
• G. guinir “slave” ✧ GL/43

Variations

• guin ✧ GL/43

guin

noun. *woman

gwin

noun. woman, female

Changes

• gwin (gwind) → gwin “woman” ✧ GL/45

Cognates

• Eq. venya “womanl[y]” ✧ PE13/118
• Eq. qin “woman, female”

Derivations

• ᴱ√GIWI “*germinate, impregnate” ✧ GL/45
• ᴱ√GWENE “*maiden; woman” ✧ PE13/118
• ᴱ✶u̯einā́ ✧ PE13/118
  • ᴱ√GWENE “*maiden; woman” ✧ PE13/118

Element in

• G. gwindod “elder tree; elderberry” ✧ GL/45
• G. gwiniel “lady” ✧ GL/45
• G. gwinlaith “womanhood (time)” ✧ GL/45
• G. gwinweth “female sex, womanhood (state)” ✧ GL/45
• G. gwinwed “female” ✧ GL/45
• G. gwinios “womanhood (time or state)” ✧ GL/45
• G. gwiniol “feminine” ✧ GL/45
• G. i·winin na gwandron “women are beautiful” ✧ GG/09
• G. -win “*female suffix” ✧ PE13/118; PE13/118; PE13/118; PE13/118; PE13/118

Phonetic Developments

Development	Stages	Sources
ᴱ√giu̯i > gwin	[giwini] > [gʷini] > [gʷin]	✧ GL/45
ᴱ√u̯enĭ- > gwein	[weni] > [gʷein]	✧ PE13/118
ᴱ✶u̯einā́ > guin	[weinā] > [guin]	✧ PE13/118

Variations

• gwin (gwind) ✧ GL/45 (gwin (gwind))
• gwein ✧ PE13/118; PE13/118; PE13/118
• guin ✧ PE13/118
• gwyn ✧ PE13/118

gwein

noun. *woman

arn

noun. son

bo(n)

noun. son

Cognates

• Eq. vondo “son” ✧ GL/23; LT2A/bo

Derivations

• ᴱ√VO(NO) “son”

Element in

• G. bo- “son of” ✧ LT2A/bo
• G. bôr “descendant” ✧ GL/23

Variations

• Bo ✧ GL/23
• bon ✧ GL/23; LT2A/bo
• bo ✧ LT2A/bo

nîr

noun. woman

Cognates

• Eq. nî “woman” ✧ GL/60