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===Etymology===
===Etymology===
Loaned from German ''früh''
Loaned from {{der|indv|de|früh|t=early}}


===Pronunciation===
===Pronunciation===
(''[[Indevroplu]]'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: [fɾɛ]
* {{IPA-all|indv|[fɾɛ]}}


===Preposition===
===Preposition===
'''fre''' (''Cyrillic'' '''''фрэ''''')
{{head|indv|adjective|tr=фрэ}}


# before
# before
#: ''megėjkupuruz nuta utu '''fre''' mehmonu etgėrėx?''
#: {{ux|indv|megėjpekuruz fsja nuta utu '''fre''' mehmonju etgėjėrėz?|Did you cook all the required food '''before''' the guests came?}}
#:: "Did you buy the necessary food '''before''' the guest comes?"


===Inflection===
====Inflection====
* fri
{{col|indv|title=adverb|fri<t:early>}}
*: "early" (''adv.'')
{{col|indv|title=adjective|fra<t:early, prior>}}
* fra
*: "prior" (''adj.'')


===Derived terms===
====Derived terms====
# '''frė'''zamonu
{{col|indv|frėzamonu<t:past>|[[Contionary:nėfre|nėfre]]<t:after>|lišfra<t:too early>|frėfelisir<t:to look forward to>|frėnamoju<t:premiere>|frėásėlutu<t:appetizer>}}
#: past (''n.'')
# liš'''fra'''
#: too early
# '''frė'''felisir
#: look forward to
# '''frė'''namoju
#: premiere (''n.'')
# '''frė'''ásėlutu
#: appetizer


===Related words===
====Related words====
# [[Contionary:nėfre|nėfre]]
{{col|indv|zdi<t:formerly>|zamonu<t:time>}}
#: after
# ''zda''
#: former, past
# ''zamonu''
#: time, era




[[Category:Indevroplu words]] [[Category:Contionary]]
[[Category:Indevroplu words]] [[Category:Contionary]]

Latest revision as of 01:05, 3 January 2026

Indevroplu

Etymology

Loaned from German früh (early)

Pronunciation

Preposition

fre (фрэ)

  1. before
    megėjpekuruz fsja nuta utu fre mehmonju etgėjėrėz?
    Did you cook all the required food before the guests came?

Inflection

adverb
  • fri (early)
adjective
  • fra (early, prior)

Derived terms

Related words