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The name of the language, ''Anhāqa'', is an adjective meaning '''anhic'' (relating to the Anrhic people or language)'. Etymologically, it is from the Proto-Mallo-Brausian word *h₂enh₁-ǵʰ-os, meaning 'person' or literally 'breather'. (''this can be removed at any time if wanted''). | The name of the language, ''Anhāqa'', is an adjective meaning '''anhic'' (relating to the Anrhic people or language)'. Etymologically, it is from the Proto-Mallo-Brausian word *h₂enh₁-ǵʰ-os, meaning 'person' or literally 'breather'. (''this can be removed at any time if wanted''). | ||
The language may also be referred to as '' | The language may also be referred to as ''Glangva'' 'The Language'.<!-- This is an example of Old Anhic crasis. | ||
The element "ka" meaning 'this, the' is combined with the element "langva" meaning 'language'. --> | The element "ka" meaning 'this, the' is combined with the element "langva" meaning 'language'. --> | ||