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Avendonian
Pronunciation
Etymology
From Latin aut.
Conjunction
o
- or
Brooding
Alternative forms
| Extended ASCII Form: | o |
| Abjad ASCII Form: | o |
Pronunciation
(Brooding) IPA: /o/
Conjunction
o
- or
Usage Notes
“Phrasal or” - used to join two parts of a single phrase. See otlaibroo for “clausal or.”
Toki Pona
Etymology
Georgian: -ო (-o); (vocative suffix). Created by Sonja Lang pre-pu.
Pronunciation
(Toki Pona) IPA: /o/
Particle
o
- marks the end of a vocative (who is being spoken to)
- marks the start of an imperative (command, wish, instruction)
- should
Central Isles Creole
Etymology
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Pronunciation
Noun
o a
- fish
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