name – Wikiqısebend (original) (raw)

• AŞF: [nɑˈmɛ]
• Hece: na·me

name n

1. Mena? (bıvurne) (gramer)

• nome n
• nume n

Rıstımê çekuye

• Proto-Hindo-Ewropaki ra * nōmn- ("name")

• Proto-Aryaki ra * naman- ("name")

• Ewıstki: nāman- ("name")

• Pehlewki: nām ("name")

• Partki: n'm ("name")

• Soğdki: n'm ("name")

• Farski: nām ("name")

• Kurmancki: nāv ("name")

• Belucki: nām ("name")

• Goranki: nāme ("name")

• (Zazaki: nāma) Alfabeyê Ariki

• Sanskritki: nāman- ("name")

• Ermenki: anun ("name")

• Yunanki: onoma ("name")

• Latinki: nōmen ("name")

• Almanki: name ("name")

• İngılızki: name ("name")

• Çıme:

1. Horn, Paul. Dictionary of Persian Etymology (Strassburg, 1893),
2. Watkins, Calvert. The American Heritage Dictionary of Indo-European Roots, 2nd ed., Houghton Mifflin Co., 2007. *Amazon.com ra,
3. MacKenzie, David Neil. The dialect of Awroman (Hawraman-i Luhon) Grammatical sketch, texts, and vocabulary. 1966, Kommissionaer: Munksgaard (København).,
4. Etymonline. Online English Etymology Dictionary. <etymonline.com> by Douglas Harper.,
5. Julius Pokorny's Indo-European Etymological Dictionary

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