äaɛairreg. infl.äareVariant:äahardäapossm1Objektiewform von ‘see’; Genitiewform von ‘see’herEkj jäw miene kjliene Sesta mea Tiet, wan äa daut halpt.I give my little sister more time, if she needs it.Äa Maun, äare Sesta un äa Kjint komen morjen.Her husband, her sister and her child come tomorrow.synäara9.2.3Pronouns2her/theiräa, äare, äa
ÄajdakjselɛajdaːcsəlÄajdakjselsnmSeelemaunda; Ieedseelemaunda; Ranakje; een kjlienet Tia em Jeschekj von eene Krokodiellizard; salamander; newt; eft1.6.1.3.2Lizard1.6.1.4Amphibian
ÄajdjelenkjɛajʝəlɛɲcÄajdjelenkjanneen Jelenkj von de Äajda section of a harrow
äajdwinjenɛajdvɪɲənvdaut kjrieslen von Stoff em Wintswirl (like dust around a windy corner); eddy; create a dust devil1.3.1.3Riverhabenäajdwinjt, äajdwonk, äajdjewongen
äajeɛajəpronwaut ar ooda an jehieethers, theirsDe Dochta äa Oafgoot es daut äaje.The daughter her inheritance is hers.9.2.3Pronouns
äaraɛaɾʌposs.pronwaut ar ooda an jehieethers, theirDe Stool es äara, de Benkj es äare, un daut Schaup es äat.The chair is hers, the bench is hers and the dresser is hers.synäa 19.2.3Pronounsäara, äare, äat
Äaraɛaɾʌadjwaut Äa jehieet (Heeflichkjeitsform)her (formal use); hersÄa Oabeida kjemt met Äaren Maun, Äare Dochta un Äa Pieet.Her servant is coming with her husband, her daughter and her horse.De Frulied äa Leida (äare Leidasch), äare Kjäakjsche (äare Kjäakjsches) un äa Buak (äare Bieekja) komen morjen.The women their leader, their cook, and their book come tomorrow.Ekj jeef de Kjinja jieda een Stock un Marie haft äaren root jeforwen.I gave the children each a stick, and Marie has painted hers red.9.2.3PronounsÄara, Äare, Äa
Äarkondischenɛaɹkɔndɪʃənnmeene Enrechtunk toom de Loft en eene Stow ooda Foatich kjeel moaken; Loftkjeelunkair conditioning
ÄarplänɛaɹpleːnÄarplänsnmeen Loftschepp; eene Maschien dee Flieejen kaun un Sachen ooda Menschen fierenairplane7.2.4.3Fly
ÄarportɛaɹpɔɹtÄarportsnfeen Hoff wua Äarpläns loossflieejen un laundenairport7.2.4.3Fly
äatshaulwenɛatshɔulvənadvwäajen ar ooda an; wiels see daut haben mucht; wiels ar ooda an daut halptfor her part; for their partAus Maria äa Maun krank wia, kjeem äa Brooda om äathaulwen eene Tiet halpen.When Mary's husband fell ill, her brother came for her sake for a time to help.
äatsjlikjenɛatsjlɪcənadjsoo aus see; meist äwareen met äaher peers; their peers; of her or their kind; like her; the likes of her (them)äatsjlikja