Guess the Word in Romlangs 2

[VaptuantaDoi]

Is it plural, at least morphologically (-(o)s)?

Yes, there is a plural morpheme in there.

is the noun a feminine?

Not in this form, no.

and if so, is the last syllable from -ōnēs?

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eperèitegaretos
Standard [ɵpɵˌɾei̯tɵˌɡoɾɵˈtuː]
Southern [ipiˌɾet͡ɕoˈɾitu]
Eastern [epeˌɾei̯teˌjoɾeˈtuː]

[zyma]

Is it plural, at least morphologically (-(o)s)?

Yes, there is a plural morpheme in there.

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eperèitegaretos
Standard [ɵpɵˌɾei̯tɵˌɡoɾɵˈtuː]
Southern [ipiˌɾet͡ɕoˈɾitu]
Eastern [epeˌɾei̯teˌjoɾeˈtuː]

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but the wording of your response gives me pause. So, just to be safe: is the plural morpheme in question -(o)s?

[VaptuantaDoi]

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but the wording of your response gives me pause. So, just to be safe: is the plural morpheme in question -(o)s?

The plural morpheme is indeed -s. However, the word without this plural morpheme does not exist.

[GoshDiggityDangit]

does the word refer to a kind of animal?

[VaptuantaDoi]

does the word refer to a kind of animal?

[zyma]

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but the wording of your response gives me pause. So, just to be safe: is the plural morpheme in question -(o)s?

The plural morpheme is indeed -s. However, the word without this plural morpheme does not exist.

I appreciate the clarification!

Is it a verb-object compound, like Spanish espantapájaros?

[VaptuantaDoi]

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but the wording of your response gives me pause. So, just to be safe: is the plural morpheme in question -(o)s?

The plural morpheme is indeed -s. However, the word without this plural morpheme does not exist.

I appreciate the clarification!

Is it a verb-object compound, like Spanish espantapájaros?

[zyma]

Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but the wording of your response gives me pause. So, just to be safe: is the plural morpheme in question -(o)s?

The plural morpheme is indeed -s. However, the word without this plural morpheme does not exist.

I appreciate the clarification!

Is it a verb-object compound, like Spanish espantapájaros?

Lovely!

Is the division between the verb and its object eperèite-garetos?

[VaptuantaDoi]

Is the division between the verb and its object eperèite-garetos?

[GoshDiggityDangit]

eperèite

to confirm, this is the verb?
if it is, did it start with esp-?

[VaptuantaDoi]

eperèite

to confirm, this is the verb?

Indeed it is

did it start with esp-?

[zyma]

Did the "ancestor" of the verb begin with just SP- in Latin?

[VaptuantaDoi]

Did the "ancestor" of the verb begin with just SP- in Latin?