med-

med-

1. fellow

• IPA^(key): /ˈmed/

med-

1. middle, mediocre, average (often carrying a negative connotation)

   medstrang ― of middle rank

   medmiċel ― medium-sized, moderate, unimportant, poor

   medtrum ― weak, inferior

   medwīs ― foolish, stupid

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med-

1. to make, to create^[1][2]

From sample: ʔoidá ʔákkó-pp med-ínt-ée (“What is a seat made from?”)

• med-ínt-ée — is made? (passive interrogative)
• medɗ-izé — makes (imperfective relative)

From med (“with”).

med-

1. co-, fellow