| 45442 | Maithili | həm səb | | | Yadav (1996) | |
| 45394 | Adamawa Fulani | mínin | | | Stennes (1967) | |
| 45346 | Finnish | me | | | Karlsson (1999) | |
| 45298 | Slavey | naxĩ | | | Keren (1989) | |
| 45250 | Iraqw | atén | | | Nordbustad (1988) | |
| 45154 | Hausa | mu | | | Newman (2000) | |
| 45106 | Koya | manna | | | Tyler (1969) | |
| 45058 | Arbore | ʔonó | | | Hayward (1984) | |
| 45010 | Brahui | nan | | | Andronov (2006) | |
| 44962 | Kurukh | eːm | | | Hahn (1911) | |
| 44914 | Ao Naga (Mongsen Dialect) | kənət | | | Coupe (2008) | |
| 44866 | Wappo | isi | | | Thompson et al. (2006) | |
| 44818 | Kwaza | ts̻i'tsɛ | | | van der Voort (2004) | |
| 44770 | Totonac (Misantla Dialect) | kina̰n | | | MacKay (1999) | |
| 44722 | Manchu | be | | | Gorelova (2002) | |
| 44674 | Old Hittite | wēš | | | Hoffner Jr and Melcher (2008) | |
| 44626 | Bullom So | sì | | | Childs (2011) | |
| 44578 | Chimariko | naʧʰitot | | | Jany (2009) | |
| 44530 | Savosavo | aɰena | | | Wegener (2012) | |
| 44482 | Tuvaluan | maaua | | | Besnier (2000) | |
| 44387 | Somali | annágu | | | Saeed (1999) | |
| 44339 | Gulf Arabic | iħna | | | Holes (1990) | |
| 44291 | Lepcha | kanji | | | Plaisier (2007) | |
| 44243 | Tshangla | atɕʰiki | | | Andvik (2010) | |
| 44195 | Basque (Standard Dialect) | guk | | | de Rijk (2008) | |
| 44147 | Sunwar (Saipu Dialect) | goniʃimiː | | | Borchers (2008) | |
| 44099 | Abkhaz | ħart | | | Hewitt (1979) | |
| 44051 | Mbugu (Normal Dialect) | úswi | | | Mous (2003) | |
| 44003 | Mbugu (Inner Dialect) | níne, nne | | | Mous (2003) | |
| 43955 | North Levantine Arabic (Damascene Dialect) | nəħna | | | Cowell (1964) | |
| 43907 | Modern Hebrew | anˈaxnu | | | Glinert (1989) | |
| 43859 | Koasati | kosnók | | | Kimball (1991) | |
| 43811 | Egyptian Spoken Arabic (Cairene Dialect) | ʔiħna | | | Gary and Gamal-Eldin (1984) | |
| 43763 | Ndyuka | wi | In certain contexts surfaces as ‘w’ by a regular phonological process of vowel deletion (Huttar and Huttar 1994:462). Additionally, in certain contexts surfaces as ‘i’ by a regular phonological process of coalescence (Huttar and Huttar 1994:462). | | Huttar and Huttar (1994) | |
| 43711 | Abau | ffff | | | Greenhill (2014) | |
| 43702 | Bantawa | ankaca, ankaciʔa | | | Doornenbal (2009) | |
| 43654 | Moroccan Arabic | ħna | | | Harrell (1962) | |
| 43606 | Nigerian Pidgin | wi | | | Faraclas (1996) | |
| 43558 | Persian (Farsi) (Tehrani Dialect) | ma | | | Mahootian (1997) | |
| 43511 | Angolar | nɔ | | | Lorenzino (1998) | |
| 43463 | Turkish | biz | | | Göksel and Kerslake (2005) | |
| 43415 | Dargwa (Icari Dialect) | nus̄̌al | | | Sumbatova and Mutalov (2003) | |
| 43367 | Ende | ŋəmi | | | Evans (2014) | |
| 43319 | Chadian Spoken Arabic (Nigerian Dialect) | aniːna | | | Owens (1993) | |
| 43271 | Standard Arabic | naHnu | | | Ryding (2005) | |
| 43223 | Ingush | oaxa | | | Nichols (2011) | |
| 43175 | Standard Arabic | naHnu | | | Ryding (2005) | |
| 43127 | Lelepa | ar- | | | Lecrampe (2014) | |
| 43083 | Lelepa | ar- | | | Lecrampe (2014) | |
| 42878 | Nakanai | amilua | | | Johnston () | |
