Q. [ᴹQ.] aiqua, adj. “steep”

Derivations

• < ✶aikwā “steep, tall”
  • < √AYAK “sharp, pointed”

ᴹQ. aiqa adj. “steep”

Reference ✧ Ety/AYAK ✧ “steep”

Derivations

• < ᴹ✶aikwā “tall, steep”
  • < ᴹ√AYAK “sharp, pointed”
• < ᴹ√AYAK “sharp, pointed” ✧ Ety/AYAK.001
  • < AYAK, related? ✧ Ety/AYAK.001

ᴱQ. aiqa adj. “steep, tall; high, lofty, sublime; chief”

References ✧ MC/216; PE13/158; PE15/74; PE16/100, 104; QL/29

Glosses

• “high, lofty, sublime; chief” ✧ PE15/74.0402
• “steep” ✧ QL/029.4901

Variations

• aiqa ✧ PE13/158.3607; PE15/74.0402; QL/029.4901

Inflections

aikvalin	nominative plural		✧ PE16/104.0903
aiqalin	nominative plural	“tall”	✧ MC/216.1803; PE16/100.0903

Element In

• ⇒ ᴱQ. aiqaire “fir, pine (tree)” ✧ QL/029.5301
• ⇒ ᴱQ. aiqale “a steep, steepness” ✧ QL/029.5001
• ⇒ ᴱQ. aiqasse “precipice” ✧ QL/029.5401
• ⇒ ᴱQ. aiqie “highness, height” ✧ PE15/74.1303
• ⇒ ᴱQ. tyulmin talalínen aiqalin kautáron “the tall masts bent with the sails” ✧ MC/216.1800; PE16/100.0900; PE16/104.0900

Cognates

• ᴱN. aig “high, steep” ✧ PE13/158.3501

Derivations

• < ᴱ✶aikwa ✧ PE13/158.3701 (aik-wa)

Phonetic Developments

ᴱ✶aik-wa > aiqa

[aikʷā] > [aikʷa]

✧ PE13/158.3607