Fon

Etymology
From New Sin'dai: fon, from Old Sin'dai: fon, from Elfe: foun, from Tassari: fone, from Eldorian: fūnia, from Proto-Eldorian: fūna, form Primitive Eldorian: wūna.

Pronunciation
/fon/

Noun
fon t (plural fone, collective fono)


 * 1) Bridge, a structure used to cross a gap or a body of water

Etymology
From High Eldorian: fon, from New Sin'dai: fon, from Old Sin'dai: fon, from Elfe: foun, from Tassari: fone, from Eldorian: fūnia, from Proto-Eldorian: fūna, form Primitive Eldorian: wūna.

Pronunciation
/fon/

Noun
fon t (plural foni)


 * 1) Bridge, a structure used to cross a gap or a body of water

Etymology
From New Sin'dai: fon, from Old Sin'dai: fon, from Elfe: foun, from Tassari: fone, from Eldorian: fūnia, from Proto-Eldorian: fūna, form Primitive Eldorian: wūna.

Pronunciation
/fɔn/

Noun
fon t (plural fonai)


 * 1) Bridge, a structure used to cross a gap or a body of water

Etymology
From Old Sin'dai: fon, from Elfe: foun, from Tassari: fone, from Eldorian: fūnia, from Proto-Eldorian: fūna, form Primitive Eldorian: wūna.

Pronunciation
/fɔn/

Noun
fon t (plural fonae, collective fonar)


 * 1) Bridge, a structure used to cross a gap or a body of water

Etymology
From Elfe: foun, from Tassari: fone, from Eldorian: fūnia, from Proto-Eldorian: fūna, form Primitive Eldorian: wūna.

Pronunciation
/fɔn/

Noun
fon t (plural fony, collective fonar)


 * 1) Bridge, a structure used to cross a gap or a body of water