*aḅlǫrḅ-

Etymology
From Proto-Sumric *aḅ- ("to meet") and *-l ("suffix denoting negativity or evil") and *-ǫr ("suffix which forms adjectives from verbs") and *-ḅ ("diminutive suffix").

Pronunciation

 * /ˈaβ.lɔrβ/

Adjective
*aḅlǫrḅ-
 * 1) Cruel

Descendants

 * Hajec: avloof (“evil, mean, rude, cruel”)
 * Old Tuura: amllorm (“dangerous”)
 * Old Sumrë: ablon (“cruel”)
 * Alatir: jablan ("cruel")
 * Old Nusibara: lana ("very")
 * Old Moca: ēwun ("cool, interesting, curious")
 * Middle Sumri: apon ("distorted, bad, broken, warped")
 * Misiuri: ABHO ("sad, miserable, depressed")
 * Eary Meddió: AV ("sad")
 * Risorese: av ("sad")
 * Primitive Branjish: bho ("disappointed, annoyed, moody, grumpy, moany")