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| Braech | |
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| Stage | Modern CLT |
| Pronunciation | /ˈbɾaɪx/ |
| Part of speech | Noun |
| Etymology | from middle CRT brāxē, from Proto brak |
| Related words | skaerdha, Broenn, Staever |
Braech — a wound. Any break in the body, from a cut to a crushing.
Notes
The ordinary word and the one a physician writes. It carries no judgement of how the wound was got, which matters in a world where a great many are got badly — a Braech from a Svaekoil, a Braech from a fall, a Braech from another person, all the same word and all recorded the same way. A physician distinguishes a Braech that will close from one that will not, and it is the second that gets talked about.