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Words meaning « 12du P (1st (incl) Person Dual) 1st (incl) Person Dual »

Words:

IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
55955Southern Greboa˨Innes (1966)
55907Daloa Bétéa˩aZogbo (2004)
54298Resígaroɸaʔá- ...-néRamirez (2000)
34644CebuanoʔaatuʔWolff (1965)
23025SukiabaneVan Tongeren (2013)
41163Rapoisi-abiMüller (1954)
40659Mufianae' iné'i-Conrad et al. (1978)
58763Kemedzung-a˩ha˥Smoes (2010)
54817IgboàɲiEmenanjo (1987)
41999ToaripialakaveBrown (1972)
60303Mundari-ICR-KQalaŋaʔOsada (1992)
60486Mundari_ICR_TCCalaŋaʔOsada (1992)
59967Ngiti-ICR-LBàlɛ᷅ tɔ́Kutsch Lojenga (1994)
60111ngiti_ICR_WBàlɛ̀ tɔ́Kutsch Lojenga, Constance. (1994)
60961Yadhaykenuali:muCrowley (1983)
29223AngkamuthialiːmuCrowley (1983)
60015Mundari-ICR-LBaliŋaʔOsada (1992)
29155AtampayaaliŋamuCrowley (1983)
61157Guna San Blasan=Smith (2014)
40338Manikionan-Reesink (2002)
57089Mambayʔa˥nã˥Anonby (2008)
56801Bakwéa˧na˧Yepi (2006)
44807Kwazaʧa'nadɨ-van der Voort (2004)
43691Bantawaancuʔo, ancoDoornenbal (2009)
56669Nawuriànɛ́Sherwood (1982)
42803WaskiaaneŋaRoss (2014)
43072LelepaaŋintaLecrampe (2014)
43116LelepaaŋintaLecrampe (2014)
40707KombioantieelHenry (1992)
32487Malagasy, plateauantsikiaGriffiths (1854)
44663Old HittiteanzēlThe form 'anzel' is also listed (Hoffner Jr and Melcher 2008:133-4).Hoffner Jr and Melcher (2008)
29359ArabanaarimpakuṋaHercus (1994)
50419UraarkisCrowley (1999)
54961Bijago-atɛWilson (2007)
44232TshanglaatɕʰikaAndvik (2010)
56573Logba (Alakpeti Dialect)atúDorvlo (2008)
52415Awa-CuaiquerauDuẽnas (2000)
41115EnglishauəOED (2013)
35634SanskritāvayoḥEgenes (2006)
43595Nigerian Pidginàwa Faraclas (1996)
31370Javaneseawake dheweRobson (1992)
41719NamiaawerakaFeldpausch and Feldpausch (1992)
40803Au-awɨrScorza (1985)
58900DenyaàwùséSeguin (1998)
58049Kulango, Bounabɩ=Elders (2008)
57185Dii (Mambe' Dialect)baBohnhoff (2010)
54913Balanta-KentohebahWilson (1961)
50095CubeobãhẽMorse and Maxwell (1999)
52184CubeobãhẽChacon (2012)
61050Crowbale:is-bale:is- is the alienable form. The forms of inalienable pronominal prefixes depend on the stem initial sounds.Graczyk (2007)