kīkos in Proto-Celtic

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Etymology: Assumed to be of expressive/imitative origin, common for female body parts (cf. unrelated English tit, German Zitze (“teat”)). The masculine gender of the Brythonic forms and potential evidence of the Old Irish daughter form being a neuter s-stem leads Matasović (2009) to propose possibly reconstructing the Proto-Celtic form as an s-stem neuter. Etymology templates: {{onomatopoeic|cel-pro|title=imitative}} imitative, {{noncog|en|tit}} English tit, {{noncog|de|Zitze|t=teat}} German Zitze (“teat”) Head templates: {{head|cel-pro|noun|cat2=|g=n|g2=|g3=|head=}} *kīkos n Inflection templates: {{cel-decl-noun-s-n|kīk}} Forms: no-table-tags [table-tags], kīkos [neuter, nominative, singular], kīkese? [dual, neuter, nominative], kīkesa [neuter, nominative, plural], kīkos [neuter, singular, vocative], kīkese? [dual, neuter, vocative], kīkesa [neuter, plural, vocative], kīkos [accusative, neuter, singular], kīkese? [accusative, dual, neuter], kīkesa [accusative, neuter, plural], kīkesos [genitive, neuter, singular], kīkesous? [dual, genitive, neuter], kīkesom [genitive, neuter, plural], kīkesē [dative, neuter, singular], kīkesbom [dative, dual, neuter], kīkesbos [dative, neuter, plural], kīkesi [locative, neuter, singular], - [dual, locative, neuter], - [locative, neuter, plural], kīkesē [instrumental, neuter, singular], kīkesbim [dual, instrumental, neuter], kīkesbis [instrumental, neuter, plural]

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"kīkos" meaning in Proto-Celtic

Noun