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estoult · 1 year
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here’s a rare moment of ffxivposting because I had this pic of my lizards saved on my phone and the evangelion elevator post reminded me of it
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melitomar · 2 years
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Irua Gabriela
Este tipo de publicidad con animación ayuda primero a que sea llamativo ante un publico objetivo y luego que se identifique lo que se quiere presentar con ese post, a su ves es interesante ya que nos ayudara a crear nuestras propias animaciones publicitarias.
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the-ictse · 7 months
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The Inter-Computer Tax Service of Earth
Hello! We are ITCSE and we are responsible for preventing the collapse of your reality!
we do this via collecting taxes from the inhabitants of digital worlds and using the collected funds to keep the server up and running. Please do note that while we work with the Administrators, we are a different faction from them opperating with the same goal of preserving the program.
Meet the team!
Michael Mcgellan - [Redacted]
Abigail Mcgellan - Head of Finance
Richter Belouire - Senior Operative
Louise Frankenburg - Operative
Mark Biggerton - Operative
Karl Irua - Jr Operative
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remvilliers · 1 year
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I've met many people, all carrying their own burdens- From what I've experienced; I hope that those suffering can find that person they can talk to & be able to take that extra step into a happier life. (vrchat) World: 이루아's House By 이루「Irua」[PC] Avatar Base: Hoshi Watari no Sora Original 3D model "Alu-" Ver2.04 Valve index + Vive 3.0 Trackers (Full Body Tracking / FBT)
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hakonohanayome · 3 years
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https://twitter.com/jyojyojyo_/status/1187661551995518976
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anime-to-the-t · 4 years
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galaxyglaze · 4 years
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Everyone’s Missing Out by irua from Whenever Our Eyes Meet: A Woman’s Love Anthology
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fujoshigirl7 · 3 years
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Burning kabaddi: a Cinderella AU
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atthequillsmercy · 5 years
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Lenni Reviews: Whenever Our Eyes Meet...: A Women's Love Anthology" by ASCII Media Works
Lenni Reviews: Whenever Our Eyes Meet…: A Women’s Love Anthology” by ASCII Media Works
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This is a collection of fourteen short stories about women in live in different types of relationships from an artist with a crush on her subject to a high school puppy love getting a second chance when they’re grown up.
While well done overall with pretty art, all the stories are SUPER short. But that’s to be expected when you get 180 pages to tell fourteen different stories.…
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estoult · 2 years
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fellas, is it gay to kiss your dark side
(pose used is Sweet Embrace by dk)
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bubblegumm-pulp · 7 years
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Irua wishes you an early happy Valentine’s Day. []My Pixiv[]
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melitomar · 2 years
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Irua Gabriela
-PROTOTIPO Y SOFTWARE OFF- LINE
Link de acceso:
Este programa ayuda a la creación del prototipado de apps para teléfonos móviles, la cuales nos ayudo a generar nuestros diseños de apps.
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wyrmprintsdaily · 2 years
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BFFs! - irua
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hakonohanayome · 3 years
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“Everyone’s Missing Out”, irua (in Whenever Our Eyes Meet...:A Women’s Love Anthology)
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anime-to-the-t · 4 years
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Thank you, Sensei!
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yeli-renrong · 2 years
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Proto-North Bougainville reconstructions
This is an attempt to wring as much information as possible out of limited data. It is probably wrong. Rapoisi (Konua) is barely documented and Askopan and Ramopa (Keriaka) are only attested from a single wordlist. Low confidence is necessary.
With that out of the way:
PNB had */p t k ʔ b d g q v r m n ŋ/ and at least five vowels, maybe more. I’ll write correspondences between same-height front and back vowels as central vowels, but I haven’t looked into this yet. I also haven’t tried to filter out loans.
*t *k *r are preserved unchanged in all descendants. The basic correspondences are:
*p > A p, Rm p, Rp h, Rt p *t > A t, Rm t, Rp t, Rt t *k > A k, Rm k, Rp k, Rt k *ʔ > A 0, Rm ʔ, Rp ʔ, Rt 0 (I’m not sure about this) *b > A v, Rm b/v?, Rp p, Rt v *d > A r, Rm r, Rp t, Rt r *g > A k, Rm k, Rp k, Rt g (very few examples, but if Aita contrasts /g ŋ/, surely this is conservative) *q > A 0, Rm ʔ/0?, Rp k, Rt k *v > A v, Rm v, Rp b, Rt v (unclear if *b *v are distinguished in Rm) *r > A r, Rm r, Rp r, Rt r *m > A m, Rm m, Rp b, Rt v (Aita m) *n > A n, Rm n, Rp r, Rt r (Aita n) *ŋ > A ŋ, Rm ʔ/g?, Rp g, Rt g (Aita ŋ) (few to no examples, but see above on Aita)
Rotokas and Askopan share *b > v and *ʔ > 0. Ramopa and Rapoisi don’t appear to share any sound changes, except *ŋ > g, shared with Central (but not Aita) Rotokas.
In Rapoisi, *p *b *d *g *m *n *ŋ > h p t k b r g, uniquely distinguishing *b *d from *v *r, so it looks like Rapoisi and Aita Rotokas would be sufficient for reconstructing consonants other than *q, which you need Askopan for.
*-ma~mati ‘seed’ > A masipato, Rp ebabasi *(n)aŋa ‘I’ > A naŋa, Rm na’a, Rp aga, Rt ragai *(r)Vra ‘he’ > A era, Rm iraka, Rp roira, Rt rera *[bv]a[bv]ata ‘heavy’ > A vavatapato, Rt vavata *[bv]urUko ‘stick’ > A vurokoto, Rt vurukoto *aata- ‘swim’ > A ataonem, Rt aata *ainepa ‘new’ > A ainepato, Rt airepa (can Rm anumeapara a/o Rp arupita-iripa be connected?) *a(i)tE ‘father’ > A aisi, Rm ateka’a, Rp aitoko’oro, Rt aite *amio ‘yam’ > Rm amioka, Rp bo abio *anume- ‘yesterday’ > Rm anumea, Rp arube’i, Rt aruvea *ArebVV ‘tongue’ > A arevauto, Rp erepausi-ara, Rt arevuoto *ate- ‘liver’ > Rm ateate-ano, Rp ateraripa-avaro (?) *ato ‘house’ > Rm atoaka, Rp bo ato *avuka ‘old’ > A avokan, Rm avuka-, Rp avuka-, Rt avuka *beqa ‘we’ > Rm be’a, Rp peka *bitiunV-ko- ‘star’ > A visinako, Rm pisiunaia, Rp bo pisuruu’e, Rt visiuriko (probably a loan from Austronesian, cf. Proto-Central Papuan Tip *viti’u < POc *pituqun < PAn *bituqen) *daaka’- ‘dry’ > A rakasito, Rp bo taka’a, Rt raaka *dOkupV ‘short’ > A rukupisito, Rp tokuha-iripa *e(i)ba- ‘what’ > A evato, Rp eipa’o *emaV ‘tree’ > A emauto, Rp evaita, Rt evaova *gabuta- ‘ashes’ > A kautato, Rm kavu-taka, Rp kaputa’o, Rt gavuta (the Askopan form could be a mistranscription of kavutato) *Idu(V)- ‘louse’ > A iruto, Rm irua, Rt irui (Rp bo utu’o?) *-(t)iŋa ‘you’ > A iŋa, Rm misi(ʔ)a, Rp siga *-Vro- ‘who’ > A iro, Rm irokea, Rp eitaro (maybe unrelated) *iru[mv]a- ‘nose’ > Rp iruba, Rt iruvaoto *ke’et(i)u ‘dog’ > Rm ketu, Rp kesu ~ ke’esu *kaakau ‘dog’ > A kakau, Rt kaakau *kaita- ‘claw’ > Rm kaitabe-ano, Rp kaita’eru-ara *ka~kaa-rV- ‘white’ > A kakarapato, Rm kakarea, Rp kakaaso, Rt kaare *kakarau ‘frog’ > Rm/Rp/Rt kakarau *-keke- ‘see’ > A kekeponoi, Rp takekereva, Rt keke *ken(ao)ta ‘chin’ > A kentan, Rm kenaota-ano, Rp kerauta ava’aro, Rt keeta *kiVbu ‘wind’ > A kivuto, Rp bo kiipu, Rt kiuvu *kiraiko- ‘green’ > Rm kiraikoa, Rp -kiraiko- (A sikarato < *si-kVra-?) *kobe ‘fall’ > A kovepanoi, Rp takopeia, Rt kove *-koqo- ‘leg’ > A rakooto, Rp kokoru-ara, Rt kokotoa (not sure about this) *komV ‘belly’ > A komato, Rm komu-ano, Rp kobu-ara, Rt kovuaro ‘middle section’ / kovuto ‘abdomen, stomach, diarrhea’ *kVpV- ‘dead’ > A kapuponoi, Rt kopi- (dubious) *maŋoto ‘cough’ > A maŋotonoi, Rt vagoto *mapi ‘neck’ > A mapit, Rp bahi-ara (maybe Rm napi-ano) *mi(ti)(ra) ‘you’ > A misina, Rm misia, Rp bira, Rt visi *mutO- ‘shoulder’ > A mutoon, Rt vutuoua *nata- ‘head’ > A natat, Rm tanat-ano (ta-nata-ano?) *navinEo ‘sun’ > A ravinio, Rm navinioka, Rt ravireo *naVn- ‘arrow’ > A nainto, Rm naunua *ne- ‘her’ > A neenera, Rm nega *netiuna ‘four’ > A nesiuna, Rm nesiuna, Rp resiura, Rt resiura *niako ‘woman’ > A niakon, Rm niakoya, Rt riakova (Rm here could be niakoea or a misreading of niakova) *nono’o ‘breast’ > A nonoto, Rm nono’ano, Rp lolo’oo, Rt roroo ovi ‘breast milk’, roroua ‘breast’ *nukuTa ‘cloud’ > A nukuuta, Rt rukura (irregular?) *ŋota- ‘catch’ > A ŋotaponem, Rt gota *(o)ida- ‘man’ > A oiran, Rm irabika / iravika, Rp oitaiita, Rt oira *orivA ‘name’ > A ouivan, Rt orivoa (I assume the A form is a misreading of orivan) *otirOi ‘eye’ > A osiroito, Rm otsiri-ano, Rt osireito (and Rp otei-ara?) *penuma ‘three’ > A penuma, Rm penuma, Rp heruba, Rt peruva *piino- ‘finger’ > A pinokot, Rt piiro (maybe) *pIduqe- ‘tail’ > A peruen, Rp hitueiita, Rt pirukeua / porikeua *qaqaE- ‘boy’ > A aito, Rt kakaeto (maybe) *qati- ‘hot’ > A asiasipato, Rt kasirao *qeru ‘bone’ > A eruto, Rt keru (could Rm aitu-ano and Rp le’u-ara be connected?) *qotupi- ‘knee’ > A otopit, Rm kotupi, Rt kotupiua *r(o)i- ‘pig’ > A roiato, Rp bo riri’o (Rm leaka?) *taataa ‘sibling’ > A tata, Rt taataa- *to[dr]e- ‘stand’ > A torere nyimponoi, Rt tore (Rm turui, Rp taturuia / taturuea?) *tokono(’)- ‘stick’ > Rm tokonoaka, Rp tokoro’o *utu- ‘yam’ > A utunua, Rt utu *uvadeo- ‘ear’ > Rp uvateo, Rt uvareoua *vi(o)ŋa ‘we’ > Rm bi’a, Rp bioga
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