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Words meaning « 12pl P (1st (incl) Person Plural) 1st (incl) Person Plural »

Words:

IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
22689NgkolmpuncenCarroll (2013)
46619NdomndaBoelaars (1950)
48459Sudest-ndaLynch et al. (2002)
59571RánmondaneEvans et al (2017)
59427Arammba (Setavi Dialect)ndaniEvans et al (2017)
25606Tolaki-ndoEdwards (2012)
57901Toussian, Northernne˥Zaugg-Coretti (2005)
40466SkounèDonohue (2011)
42549VanimonèRoss (1980)
56709Krobunɛ̃˧Mensah (1983)
41027Siwainee-Onishi (2004)
62425South EfatenegakitThieberger (2006)
41543AlamblaknëmohBruce (1984)
28192SelepetneŋâtMcElhanon (1972)
59523KánchánʤenmeEvans et al (2017)
35394MenyaneqäWhitehead (2004)
43032KurtöpneriHyslop (2014)
29091Ndjébbana-ŋaddabiraMcKay (2000)
28260GooniyandiŋaddagiMcGregor (1990)
25370YawijibayaŋadganaŋgeCapell and Coate (1984)
24383UngarinyinŋadnaŋgaRumsey (1982)
36139MaklewŋagaŋBoelaars (1950)
23101Rembarrnga-ŋagorəSaulwick (2003)
47471Anindilyakwaŋagurul̪aŋwavan Egmond (2012)
50703Mangarayi-ŋaɳja Merlan (1989)
47615NhandaŋajinuːBlevins (2001)
49851YukultaŋakuluwantaKeen (1983)
22232KayardildŋakulwandaEvans (1995)
22372LardilŋakulwenNgakulmungan Kangka Leman (1997)
24859WandarangŋalagiHeath (1980a)
24995JaruŋalibaŋaTsunoda (1988)
24655RitharnguŋalimalaŋuHeath (1980b)
47567Badimaya (Southern Dialect)ŋalimiŋDunn (1988)
46195Ngarinman (Bilinara (Pilinara) Dialect)ŋaliwaŋuɲMeakins and Nordlinger (2014)
35326GurindjiŋaliwaŋuñMcConvell (1980)
28438MartuthunirangaliwawuDench (1995)
25402YindjibarndiŋaliyaūWordick (1982)
32917Kala Lagaw YaŋalpanFord and Ober (1991)
35530GarrwaŋambalaMushin (2012)
62185Kuuk ThaayorrengamplinGaby (2006)
62281Kuuku Ya'ungampulungkuThompson (1988)
34994Bunganditjŋana-anuBlake (2003)
30260BayaliŋanadhuruŋuṋTerrill (2002)
28124Kuku YalanjiŋanaŋaPatz (2002)
25974WargamayŋanaŋaDixon (1981)
46435WarunguŋanaŋoTsunoda (2011)
28604NyawaygiŋanaŋuDixon (1983)
62233Guugu Yimidhirrngandhanun, nganangannganhdanun is used by inland speakers. nganangan is used by coastal speakers.Haviland (1979)
24723GarlaliŋandraMcDonald and Wurm (1979)
26042WatjarriŋañuŋuDouglas (1981)