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iʔaʔiːn.kinmother-titleroot of a–i 4.1.9Kinshippa; pk
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i=2ʔi1indfproclitic form of ngâh unspecified (UNS) or anaphoric subject, ‘one, they, you’ (Imp.) Can be used in a clause modifying a noun where English would use a ‘to’ or ‘for’ purpose clause, e.g., Cốh_upôc_tốq_nnong_itáq_piday. ‘Then he went to the woods to make a field.’ Carchól lâyq_chom_amâh_i–ính.C didn’t know what to want.’.
Oddly, in one example
i= appears to verbalize otherwise non verbal words 'wind' and 'waves', i.e., Bâl ixeang bâl ihâp, acâp carlâc nnáng daq! "Enough wind, enough rushing, don’t make waves anymore water!
9.2.3.2Indefinite pronouns
2imperImperative clitic form of ngâh preceding one-syllable verbsIbán acay o tumóung acayRaise children to live.Ipếq ipu iru i–ơi la iyư bôn o xéiq acay.Carry and comfort, remember to get the children well grown. 9.4.3.1Imperative
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i-ʔin.kin.pfxpossessed kinTốq mmo icounh?Where is your/our father?
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par–i1pər.ʔiːviharmonize; syncopate; in rhythmIxáng carxang adóung carxang atuc par–i.One hears a big sound, sound of pipe drums.Dyê tốq ibư lalâu cumour par–i tốq tang a–ứm ngai chachâp ngai baboiq.When evening arrives boys and girls harmonize in the corn stalks, they sing they sing.9.7Name4.1.9Kinship
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a–iʔaʔiːn.kinmotherM.4.1.9Kinship
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i-taqnmedic; nurseVietnamese
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i–ơnʔiʔɤːnvtthankcfcam ơn
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par–i2pər.ʔiːnmother-nameReferring to a mother with first child’s name.9.7Name4.1.9Kinshippa
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âuq i–âuqʔɤwʔ ʔiʔɤwʔexpuproar; many talking at once; a ruckus; chaosTapóuh ape ân ê ân clứng lư âuq i–âuq carchâu, par–ốh.The crowd was arguing chaotically, shouting at each other.Ngai át clứng lư âuq i–âuq carchâu, par–ốh.They were many in an uproar of arguing, angrily.cfheau iheau
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ơanh i–ơanhʔɯ̰aɲ ʔiʔɯ̰aɲexpof wriggling, e.g., larvae, maggots, fishsynưnh i–ưnh
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ưnh i–ưnhʔɯːɲ ʔiʔɯːɲexpthick with maggots, fish, etc. wrigglingsynơanh i–ơanh8.1.3.1Many, much
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ưt i–ưtʔɯːt ʔiʔɯːtexpof feuding; fussing; angry for a long time; trouble-makingApe idứh ưt i–ưt át dáng abóh Achít.They settled in to live at No.10’s place.
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ư i–ưʔɯː ʔiʔɯːexpmoaning in painVeil tuyê cốh icounh âh ư i–ư át môc.At the monster’s village her father was moaning in pain.3.4.2.1Sad3.5.6.5Cry, tear2.3.2.3Types of sounds
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a–i kétʔaʔiː kɛtn.kinlittle mama; a younger sister of father or motherFyZ; MeZ4.1.9Kinship
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a–i pưtʔaʔiː pɯːtn.kinbig mama; father or mother’s elder sisterFeZ; MeZ4.1.9Kinship
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éinh i–éinhḭɲ ʔiʔḭɲexpof constant arguing, on and on3.5.1.6.2Quarrel
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én i–énʔɛn ʔiʔɛnexpshort-necked--squeezing throat
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i–u ixúnhʔiʔuː ʔisuɲvsbe courteous, respectful4.5.5Honor
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ir i–írʔiːr ʔiʔirexpof thunderous sound2.3.2.2Sound
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íc i–ícʔik ʔiʔikexpof many guests--don’t leave
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mayq i–eihmajʔ ʔiʔḭːhnsewing machinesynmayq eih6.6.1Working with clothVN
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on i–onʔɔːn ʔiʔɔːnvsbeing crowded, thick as fleas
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óunh i–óunhʔṵɲ ʔiʔṵɲexpof small animals wiggling, e.g., minnows1.6Animal
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uc i–ucʔuːk ʔiʔuːkexpsquealing
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uq i–uqʔuːʔ ʔiʔuːʔexpof elephant call
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