"ivin" meaning in Breton

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      "word": "bezañ hir e ivinoù"
    },
    {
      "word": "ivinad"
    },
    {
      "word": "ivineg"
    },
    {
      "word": "ivinek"
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      "word": "ivinrev"
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    ":",
    "Du moyen breton iuin.",
    "Apparenté au cornique ewyn, au gallois ewin, au vieil-irlandais inga (génitif ingen), devenu en irlandais et écossais modernes ionga, aux génitifs respectifs iongan et ingne, tous aus sens de « ongle ».",
    "Issu d’un celtique *angʷīnā dont le radical indo-européen est h₃nogʰu-, qui a donné le sanskrit nakh-a (नख), grec ὄνυξ, latin unguis, allemand Nagel, lituanien nãgas « ongle », vieux-slavon noga « pied » et nogǔtǐ « ongle »."
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      "form": "ivinoù",
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    }
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      ],
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        "Ongle."
      ],
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        "anatomy"
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      ],
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        "Griffe."
      ],
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    ":",
    "Du moyen-breton yuin, iuin-ên, également attesté en vieux-breton Caer 'n Iuguinen (toponyme).",
    "Apparenté au cornique ywin, au gallois yw, au vieil irlandais eó et au gaulois ivos « if »",
    "Un diminutif en *iw-in, issu d’un celtique *iwo-, qui remonte à l’indo-européen *h₁eiH-."
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      "form": "ivinenn",
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        "If(s)."
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  "derived": [
    {
      "word": "bezañ hir e ivinoù"
    },
    {
      "word": "ivinad"
    },
    {
      "word": "ivineg"
    },
    {
      "word": "ivinek"
    },
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      "word": "ivinrev"
    }
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    ":",
    "Du moyen breton iuin.",
    "Apparenté au cornique ewyn, au gallois ewin, au vieil-irlandais inga (génitif ingen), devenu en irlandais et écossais modernes ionga, aux génitifs respectifs iongan et ingne, tous aus sens de « ongle ».",
    "Issu d’un celtique *angʷīnā dont le radical indo-européen est h₃nogʰu-, qui a donné le sanskrit nakh-a (नख), grec ὄνυξ, latin unguis, allemand Nagel, lituanien nãgas « ongle », vieux-slavon noga « pied » et nogǔtǐ « ongle »."
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    {
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        "Ongle."
      ],
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        "anatomy"
      ]
    },
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        "Lexique en breton de la zoologie"
      ],
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        "Griffe."
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    ":",
    "Du moyen-breton yuin, iuin-ên, également attesté en vieux-breton Caer 'n Iuguinen (toponyme).",
    "Apparenté au cornique ywin, au gallois yw, au vieil irlandais eó et au gaulois ivos « if »",
    "Un diminutif en *iw-in, issu d’un celtique *iwo-, qui remonte à l’indo-européen *h₁eiH-."
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