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English

Etymology
Old English #Old English|ac.

Conjunction
ac

1. obsolete but|But.

Classical Nahuatl

Pronunciation
IPA|/a�k/

Pronoun
�c (plural �c ihqueh, aquihqueh|�quihqueh)

1. who|Who.

Related terms
acah
aquin

References
cite book |authorKarttunen, Frances |year1983 |titleAn Analytical Dictionary of Nahuatl |locationAustin |publisherUniversity of Texas Press |pagesp. 1
cite book |authorLockhart, James |year2001 |titleNahuatl as Written: Lessons in Older Written Nahuatl, with Copious Examples and Texts |locationStanford |publisherStanford University Press |pagesp. 210

Category:Classical Nahuatl pronouns

Latin

Conjunction
ac

1. and
2. same as atque (and also)
3. and besides
4. than

#* Ea res longe aliter, ac ratus erat, evenire|evenit.
#*: It happened differently than he had thought.

Usage notes
''ac is usually found in front of words beginning with consonants, rarely before vowels (compare: atque).

Old English

Etymology 1
From Germanic *aik-. Cognate with Old Frisian ek|�k, Old Saxon ek|�k (Dutch eik), Old High German eih (German Eiche), Old Norse eik (Swedish ek).

Pronunciation
IPA|/��k/

Noun
unicode|�c f (plural Latinx|ǣ�)

1. oak (wood or tree)
2. poetic|lang=ang an oaken ship
3. The runic character � (/a/)

Etymology 2
From Germanic *ak-. Cognate with Old Saxon ac, Gothic ��, Old High German oh.

Pronunciation
IPA|/�k/

Conjunction
ac

1. but

Category:Old English conjunctions
Category:Old English nouns

Romanian

Etymology
Latin acus

Noun
ac f and m

1. needle

Category:Romanian nouns

ca:ac
el:ac
io:ac
ie:ac
ku:ac
la:ac
nl:ac
pt:ac
ru:ac
sl:ac
fi:ac
vi:ac
tr:ac

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