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Proto-Muskogean terms.

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li Deze gebroeker haet Limburgs es mojertaal. ksh Hee däm Metmaacher sing Mottersproch ess Kölsch udder e noh verwandt Platt. en-4 This user speaks English at a near-native level. nl-4 Deze gebruiker spreekt Nederlands op een niveau vergelijkbaar met Nederlands als moedertaal. de-2 Dieser Benutzer hat fortgeschrittene Deutschkenntnisse. lb-1 Dëse Benotzer ka mat Grondkenntnisser vun der Lëtzebuerger Sprooch zum Projet bäidroen. cic-1 Chikashshanompa' chinofa’si yuuzi’at yappat anompoli.
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A linguistics undergraduate student (started in the 2021-2022 academic year). I have a personal interest in historical linguistics, sadly my university provides no courses on this. I add entries whenever I have some free time, mostly random words i come across (I do plan on getting more consistent and getting a plan on which terms to add).

To-do

• Add a page or add to the Wiktionary:About Limburgish a section that details the different orthographies used (Veldeke, Rheinische Dokumenta and German-based) for Limburgish.
• Moving all Chickasaw entries with ' (apostrophe) to the respective page with ꞌ (Latin small letter Saltillo).
• Checking Chickasaw terms added before I joined Wiktionary for mistakes and to expand the entries (etymology, derived terms, expanding definitions, adding inflection).
• Check/create the following Proto-Muskogean entries:
  • *xaxčaCi
  • *xox(ʷ)čaxʷa
  • *imałaxka
  • *i¢okV (“mouth”)
  • *čolyi
• Clean-up of Proto-Eskimo terms (spelling of titles: r/ʁ → ʀ, e → ə; descendant sections; etc.)

Terms I have added

Some interesting terms I have added, sometimes with explanation.

English

• picture frame (first English term I added)

Sitewide

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Central Franconian lemmas	Chickasaw lemmas	Limburgish lemmas
145	144	529
Rheinische Dokumenta forms	Proto-Muskogean lemmas	Eupener terms