(ʼaapiəthɨk) Korean: 환자(患者) (ko) (hwanja) Kurdish: Northern Kurdish: nexweş (ku), xeste (ku) Kyrgyz: пациент (patsiyent), бейтап (ky) (beytap) Lao: ຄົນເຈັບ (lo)

pint

πίντα (el) f (pínta), όγδοο του γαλονιού n (ógdoo tou galonioú) Ancient: ξέστης m (xéstēs) Irish: pionta m Italian: pinta (it) f Japanese: パイント (painto) Latin: sextārius m

cotyle

i.e. ¾ of the regular size. […] There were normally two cotylae to the xestes, and four to the choinix, but it is clear that the ratios were not universal

ξεστός

ξεστή xestḗ ξεστόν xestón ξεστώ xestṓ ξεστᾱ́ xestā́ ξεστώ xestṓ ξεστοί xestoí ξεσταί xestaí ξεστᾰ́ xestá Genitive ξεστοῦ xestoû ξεστῆς xestês ξεστοῦ

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خەست

thick, viscous, syrupy (of liquid) strong (of tea, coffee, etc.) خەستە (xeste, “curdled, condensed; curds”) ^ Kurdojev, K. K., Jusupova, Z. A. (1983)

patient

(ʼaapiəthɨk) Korean: 환자(患者) (ko) (hwanja) Kurdish: Northern Kurdish: nexweş (ku), xeste (ku) Kyrgyz: пациент (patsiyent), бейтап (ky) (beytap) Lao: ຄົນເຈັບ (lo)

pint

cotyle

i.e. ¾ of the regular size. […] There were normally two cotylae to the xestes, and four to the choinix, but it is clear that the ratios were not universal

ξεστός