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| dā-Jugōr | |
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| Stage | Middle CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈdaː.dʒuˈgoːɾ/ |
| Part of speech | Noun |
| Etymology | from Proto dadĥi (dominant masculine) + jugun (lord/master) |
| Related words | Jugōr, mā-Jugōr, Jugān |
dā-Jugōr — the word a slave uses to address their male owner specifically. The dā- authority prefix evolved from proto dadĥi (father/daddy with dominant masculine energy), worn down over centuries into a gendered authority marker distinct from the casual brō- prefix.
Notes
Male owner, from a slave's address. The dā- prefix carries inherited masculine authority energy from dadĥi.