MISTE, MISSA - Revision history

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	* present participle is used once as <span class="fryas">MISTANE</span> where <span class="fryas">MISSANE</span> or <span class="fryas">MISSANDE</span> would be expected		* present participle is used once as <span class="fryas">MISTANE</span> where <span class="fryas">MISSANE</span> or <span class="fryas">MISSANDE</span> would be expected

	The use of this verb is an argument against ~~thearies~~ in which an alleged creator would have used Old Frisian dictionaries or existing known languages to concoct the Fryas language of the Oera Linda manuscript (with its great internal variety of spelling and grammar).		The use of this verb is an argument against theories in which an alleged creator would have used Old Frisian dictionaries or existing known languages to concoct the Fryas language of the Oera Linda manuscript (with its great internal variety of spelling and grammar).

	== cognates ==		== cognates ==

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	* infinitive is <span class="fryas">MISTE</span> in two different texts where <span class="fryas">MISSA</span> would be expected		* infinitive is <span class="fryas">MISTE</span> in two different texts where <span class="fryas">MISSA</span> would be expected
	* present plural is used once (1st person), also as <span class="fryas">MISTE where <span class="fryas">MISSE</span> or <span class="fryas">MISSA(TH)</span> would be expected		* present plural is used once (1st person), also as <span class="fryas">MISTE</span> where <span class="fryas">MISSE</span> or <span class="fryas">MISSA(TH)</span> would be expected
	* present participle is used once as <span class="fryas">MISTANE</span> where <span class="fryas">MISSANE</span> or <span class="fryas">MISSANDE</span> would be expected		* present participle is used once as <span class="fryas">MISTANE</span> where <span class="fryas">MISSANE</span> or <span class="fryas">MISSANDE</span> would be expected

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cognates

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	== cognates ==		== cognates ==
			Note that a T is never used in the infinitive:
	* Dutch - missen (also Middle Dutch)		* Dutch - missen (also Middle Dutch)
	* German - missen (also Old German)		* German - missen (also Old German)

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	[<nowiki/>[[109]]] <span class="fryas">MISTE → MISSE</span>		[<nowiki/>[[109]]] <span class="fryas">MISTE → MISSE</span>

			==discussion==

			''[https://www.etymonline.com/word/mist Mist]'' (fog; Middle Low German, Dutch, Norwegian and Swedish: also ''mist''; Icelandic ''mistur'') might be related: clear sight is ''missed''.

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	* infinitive is MISTE in two different texts where MISSA would be expected		* infinitive is <span class="fryas">MISTE</span> in two different texts where <span class="fryas">MISSA</span> would be expected
	* present plural is used once (1st person), also as MISTE where MISSE or MISSA(TH) would be expected		* present plural is used once (1st person), also as <span class="fryas">MISTE where <span class="fryas">MISSE</span> or <span class="fryas">MISSA(TH)</span> would be expected
	* present participle is used once as MISTANE where MISSANE or MISSANDE would be expected		* present participle is used once as <span class="fryas">MISTANE</span> where <span class="fryas">MISSANE</span> or <span class="fryas">MISSANDE</span> would be expected

	The use of this verb is an argument against thearies in which an alleged creator would have used Old Frisian dictionaries or existing known languages to concoct the Fryas language of the Oera Linda manuscript (with its great internal variety of spelling and grammar).		The use of this verb is an argument against thearies in which an alleged creator would have used Old Frisian dictionaries or existing known languages to concoct the Fryas language of the Oera Linda manuscript (with its great internal variety of spelling and grammar).

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 [<nowiki/>[[109|109]]] <span class="fryas">SONT <u>WI</u> <u>SKÉNLAND</u> <u>MISTE</u>. SEND HJA NÉI THA BERGA GVNGEN</span> — ''we miss Skeanland'' → present plural 1st person
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[[En 03c Defense Laws|3c. Defense Laws]]

[<nowiki/>[[021|021]]] SA MOT.I THA SJVGUNDE DÉI MISTE — ''he must miss [a] day'' → infinitive

[[En 04f Minerva|4f. Minerva]]

[<nowiki/>[[034|034]]] THA HJA SÁGON THÀT HJARA SKOT MIST HÉDE — ''[the] shot had missed'' → perfect

[<nowiki/>[[034|034]]] THÉRMITHA MISTON HJA HJARA DOL — ''they missed [the] target'' → past plural 3rd person

[[En 08b Wodin and the Magy|8b. Wodin and the Magy]]

[<nowiki/>[[055|055]]] SVNDER ENKEL MAN TO MISTANE — ''missing [a] man'' → present participle

[[En 09a Kelta and Minerva|9a. The War of Kelta and Minerva]]

[<nowiki/>[[064|064]]] ÀND KUNNATH HJA VS WEL MISTE — ''they can miss us'' → infinitive

[<nowiki/>[[065|065]]] THACH KÀLTA MISTE ALHWITHER HJRA DOL — ''[she] missed [her] target'' → past singular 3rd person

[[En 13i Along the Rhine|13i. Apollania’s Journey]]

[<nowiki/>[[109|109]]] SONT WI SKÉNLAND MISTE. SEND HJA NÉI THA BERGA GVNGEN — ''we miss Skeanland'' → present plural 1st person

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