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

Words:

IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
32575Ida'ankəmmiGoudswaard (2005)
45963Crowbas-Graczyk (2007)
61054Crowbas-bas- is the alienable form. The forms of inalienable pronominal prefixes depend on the stem initial sounds.Graczyk (2007)
56481Mbatolo˩˧Grassias and Bolé-Richard (1983)
40294MeyahmefmenGravelle (2004)
35114MoskonamifminGravelle (2010)
60773Burarra-ICR-RHgunŋajburrpaGreen (1987)
62088Burarra-ICR-LBgun=ngayburrpaGreen (1987)
60629BurarragunŋayburpaGreen, Rebecca (1987)
49475Paraguayan Guaraníore-Gregores and Suárez (1967)
32483Malagasy, plateauanaiGriffiths (1854)
27903AmarasihaiGrimes et al. (2013)
42544Tereirii-Grisward (1910)
42543Tereirei-Grisward (1910)
34126Mafea-m̋amGuérin (2008)
48659Mavea-m̋amGuérin (2011)
50855MewatihəmGusain (2003)
38420AdangniHaan (2001)
33408Adangni(e)Haan (2001)
33407AdangniHaan (2001)
33406Adangni-Haan (2001)
44955KurukhemhaiHahn (1911)
45531Khmer (Central Dialect)knjom Haiman (2011)
33903LoniuuwɛhHamel (1985)
28048Frisian, Westernús, uzesHarbert (2007)
27980DanishvoresHarbert (2007)
27835GothicunsaraHarbert (2007)
56245TuwuliboeHarley (2005)
50663MaorimaatouHarlow (1996)
43647Moroccan Arabic-naHarrell (1962)
27631FrenchnotreHarris (1988)
34924LimilnganduyiHarvey (2001)
42892GaagudjuŋāmbaHarvey (2002)
62241Guugu Yimidhirrngandhanun, nganangannganhdanun is used by inland speakers. nganangan is used by coastal speakers.Haviland (1979)
45051ArboretoɦáwaHayward (1984)
54066Tunebo CentralisayHeadland (1994)
35454Ngandi-ʔŋurkurayiHeath (1978)
24851WandarangñidigiHeath (1980a)
24647RitharnguŋanapuluŋuHeath (1980b)
25123MaranirwiHeath (1981)
57381Dogon, Jamsayɛ̀mɛ̀Heath (2008)
31273EiponunHeeschen (1998)
40855UrimmenHemmilä and Luoma (1987)
40711KombioantilelHenry (1992)
56293Adioukrouɛj˩Hérault (1978)
24783PaakantyiŋinanaHercus (1982)
29355ArabanaaṇikuṋaHercus (1994)
44092Abkhazħtʷʼə Hewitt (1979)
57765Gangamti˧Higdon (2001)
50471French (St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands Dialect)nòt Highfield (1979)