Primitive elvish
wāya
verb. blow
Changes
- wā-ya → wā-wā “blow” ✧ PE17/034
Derivations
Derivatives
- S. gwae “wind” ✧ NM/237; PE17/034
Variations
- wā-yo ✧ NM/237
- wā-ya ✧ PE17/034
- wāyā ✧ PE17/034
way
root. blow (of wind), be disturbed
Derivatives
- ✶wagmē “storm” ✧ PE17/034
- ✶waiwa(y) “*wind” ✧ PE17/033; PE17/189
- ✶waile “*wind” ✧ PE17/189
- Q. vailë “wind, [strong] wind, *gale” ✧ PE17/189
- ✶wāya “blow” ✧ PE17/034
- S. gwae “wind” ✧ NM/237; PE17/034
- Q. vailë “wind, [strong] wind, *gale” ✧ PE17/189
- Q. vaire “?wavy” ✧ PE17/034
- Q. váya “ocean, sea, ocean, [stormy] sea” ✧ PE17/033; PE17/034
- S. gwae “wind” ✧ PE17/033; PE17/034; PE17/189
- S. gwael “?wind”
Elements
Word Gloss WĀ “blow; noise of wind, echoic representation of sound of wind” Variations
- WAYA ✧ PE17/033 (WAYA); PE17/034; PE17/158; PE17/189; PE17/189
- WIW ✧ PE17/033 (WIW); PE17/034; PE17/191
- WAW ✧ PE17/034; PE17/154; PE17/189; PE17/191
- WAKH ✧ PE17/034 (
WAKH)
waw
root. blow (of wind), be disturbed
wiw
root. blow
airō
noun. ocean
Changes
airē→ airō ✧ PE17/149Derivations
Derivatives
- Q. airon “ocean” ✧ PE17/149
Variations
- airē ✧ PE17/149 (
airē)- air- ✧ PE18/097