Contionary:de

Avendonian

Pronunciation

• (Central Avendonian) IPA^(key): [de]

Etymology

From Latin dē.

Preposition

de

1. of
2. from

Braereth

Pronunciation & Variants

Official	Classical	Tenibvreth	Eomentesa	Merineth
/de/	[de]	[de] ⟪de⟫	[de̞] ⟨de⟩	[ti] ⧼ti⧽

Etymology

From Latin dē

Adposition

de

1. of, from, about

   Before a vowel, de becomes d’.

Brooding

Pronunciation

(Brooding) IPA: /dɛ/

Particle

de

1. this, proximal demonstrative.

Carnian

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *kъde.

Pronunciation

• IPA: [dɛ]

Pronoun

de

1. where (in what place?)

   Synonym: canda (to what place?)

   De san moje cluche? ― Where are my keys?

Conjunction

de

1. where

Europic

Pronunciation

• Europic Phonology: /de/

Adverb (Preposition)

de

1. of, from

Verb

de

1. to do, to make

   Has long-form variant derte.

Synonyms

• derte ‘to do’

Esmitan

Etymology

From an unknown substrate language.

Pronunciation

(Esmitan) IPA: /de/ [dɛ]

Adjective

de

1. previous

Declension of de (irregular)

		isolated		compound
		singular	plural	singular	plural
no mood		di	dí	dese	desej
certain		eli	elí	elese	elesej
uncertain		u	uj	dise	disej
superlative	no mood	daj	dáj	däse	däsej
	certain	elaj	eláj	eläse	eläsej
	uncertain	daje	däj	dajse	dajsej

Derived terms

• dechor

Intralingua

Pronunciation

IPA: /de/

Etymology

from Latin de, from Proto-Indo-European *de.

Preposition

1. from
2. since
3. of
4. with
5. by means of
6. to
7. for

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Reneissan

Pronunciation

(Reneissan) IPA: /d̪ə/

Preposition

de

1. of, 's
2. from

Derived terms

When followed by a definite article, de is combined with the article to give the following combined forms:

a + article	combined form
de + il	dé
de + i	di
de + la	della
de + lai	dellai
de + l'	dell'
de + lais	dellais

Rokadong

Rokadong numerals ^(edit)

	20
←  1	2	3  →
Cardinal: eD (de)     Ordinal: DueN (dune)

Pronunciation

(Pahang) IPA: [deꜜ] (aka)

Numeral

eD (de)

1. two (number)

   example usage of de here

   italicised translation here.

Related terms

Rokadong (cardinal) numbers

0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
niki	aki	de	ra	ko	ming	roka	pita	hari	nyan
10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19
kani	kero	kedre	akira	akiko	akiming	akiroka	akipita	akihari	akinyan
20	21	22	23	24	25	26	27	28	29
dekani	dekanaki	dekande	dekanra	dekangko	dekanming	dekanroka	dekampita	dekanhari	dekanyan
30	31	40	50	60	70	80	90	100	200
rakani	rakanaki	kokani	mingkani	rokakani	pitakani	harikani	nanikani	gung	degung
500	900	1000	5000	9000	1 0000	108	1012	1016	1020
minggung	nyanggung	rong	mingrong	nyanrong	móku	lán	cú	kína	gíta

Thustani

Etymology

Inherited from Old Thustani.

Pronunciation

• (Wangdru): IPA^(key): [tɪ]
• (Chyintiang): IPA^(key): [te]

Verb

de (infinitive dechas, verbal noun nande)

1. (copulative) to be (see usage notes)

   De ngu lia jye ta. ― I am that man that you are looking for.

   De ho kuang ngumat. ― He is my friend.

   De Tsongla ti! ― Why, it is Tsongla!

Conjugation

Conjugation of de

infintive	dechas /tɪ.ʈʂɑː/
perfective	sde (sbu) /tʰɪ pʰu/
perfect	sde jya /tʰɪ tɕɐ/
imperfective	de (bu) /tɪ pu/
future	ya rde /jɐ rɪ/

Usage notes

Several verbs can be translated to "to be," typically labelled as copulas. There are two types of copulas: essential (denoting the quality) and existential (denoting the location or time).

• de, an essential equative copula but also typically used for definiteness or a specific referent being spoken about.
• yin, a general essential copula linking adjectives and substantives, such as state, profession, type, etc.
• bu, an existential copula used for instances in time (along with the preposition dak) and general location (with locative prepositions).

Derived terms

• nande (“existence”)
• rude (“creature”)