Appendix:Variations of "cu"

cu (Aromanian)

Etymology

From - rup - lang=la.

Preposition

rup|preposition

with

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cu (Catalan)

Noun

f

The Appendix:Latin_script|Latin letter Q (lowercase q).

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cu (Italian)

Noun

The name of the letter Q#Italian|Q (reflecting its pronunciation)

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cu (Lojban)

Pronunciation

  • - lang=jbo
  • Cmavo

    Usage notes

  • cu can be necessary because any two gismu or lujvo (as well as the cmavo mo), when placed directly in sequence, form a tanru, a phrase with a single meaning. Thus, cu may be necessary to divide the selbri from certain preceding words. When the word immediately preceding the selbri cannot be part of a tanru, such as a pro-sumti or a cmevla, cu can be omitted. For instance, the statement, ".i lo prenu cu melbi" requires the use of cu, but ".i do melbi", ".i la .meilis. melbi", and ".i melbi" do not. cu can likewise be omitted when there is no word preceding the selbri; i.e., the selbri is the first word of the utterance. However, the inclusion of cu before a selbri is never incorrect, even when unnecessary.
  • The use of cu allows for elision of many types of grammatical terminators, specifically those that terminate elements that cannot contain a selbri. For instance, using cu makes it unnecessary to use ku, which marks the end of a sumti, because a sumti must always end where the selbri begins.
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    cu (Mandarin)

    Romanization

    cu

    - sc=Latn|cū

    - sc=Latn|cú

    - sc=Latn|cǔ

    - sc=Latn|cù

    Usage notes

    English transcriptions of Chinese speech often fail to distinguish between the critical tonal differences employed in the Chinese language, using words such as this one without the appropriate indication of tone. ----

    cu (Neapolitan)

    Etymology

    From - nap - lang=la.

    Preposition

    nap|preposition

    with

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    cu (Old English)

    Etymology

    From - kūz|lang=ang, from - gʷōus|lang=ang.

    Pronunciation

  • - lang=ang
  • Noun

    cow

  • An cu wearþ gebroht to ðam temple. A cow was brought to the temple.
  • Declension

    cu|cū|

    Descendants

  • English: cow
  • Scots: coo#Scots|coo
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    cu (Portuguese)

    Etymology

    From - pt culus.

    Pronunciation

  • - /ku/
  • Noun

    m

    ass, arse (vulgar)

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    cu (Romanian)

    Etymology

    From - ro - lang=la.

    Preposition

    a

    with

  • vreau|Vreauvin cu tine. - I want to come with you.
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    cu (Sicilian)

    Pronunciation

  • - lang=scn
  • Etymology 1

    From - scn - |lang=la.

    Preposition

    scn|preposition

    with

    Etymology 2

    From - scn - |lang=la.

    Adverb

    scn|adverb

    who, whom

    Derived terms

  • - cuegghiè
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    cu (Spanish)

    Noun

    Name of the letter

    q

    .

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    cu (Tarantino)

    Preposition

    roa-tar|preposition

    with

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    cu (Vietnamese)

    Noun

    vi|noun

    dove

    Noun

    vi|noun

    penis, cock, prick

    vi

    ast:cu scn:cu

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