wɹgɹs

Yurok

Alternative forms

wergers (alternative orthography)

Etymology

The term is superficially similar to Proto-Algonquian *wa·kwehsa (“fox”), but Goddard rejects the idea that the terms go back to Proto-Algic and describes the Yurok word as a regular derivative of the verb stem wrsry- (“be thin”).[1]

Noun

wɹgɹs

fox

References

Ives Goddard, Sapir's Comparative Method, in New Perspectives in Language, Culture, and Personality, page 199

[1] Ives Goddard, Sapir's Comparative Method, in New Perspectives in Language, Culture, and Personality, page 199

单词	wɹgɹs
释义	wɹgɹs Yurok Alternative forms wergers (alternative orthography) Etymology The term is superficially similar to Proto-Algonquian wa·kwehsa (“fox”), but Goddard rejects the idea that the terms go back to Proto-Algic and describes the Yurok word as a regular derivative of the verb stem wrsry-* (“be thin”).[1] Noun wɹgɹs fox References Ives Goddard, Sapir's Comparative Method, in New Perspectives in Language, Culture, and Personality, page 199
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