Words:

IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
33832Biakinkovan den Heuval (2006)
33901LoniuuwɛhHamel (1985)
33971DehueahunTryon (1967)
34039SatawaleseaemaemRoddy (2007)
34123Mafeakam̋amGuérin (2008)
34223LongguamiHill (1992)
34329LovonogamituFrançois (2010)
34397TanemagamutoFrançois (2010)
34465TeanukupaFrançois (2010)
34542TobatiniDonohue (2002)
34543TobatininiDonohue (2002)
34544TobatininiaDonohue (2002)
34638CebuanokamiWolff (1965)
34709Munainsaidivan den Berg (1989)
34786Tukang BesiikitaDonohue (1997)
34854KodeohaigomaiMead (1999)
34922LimilnganŋuyinijaniHarvey (2001)
34988BunganditjŋaθuwiliBlake (2003)
35112MoskonamifGravelle (2010)
35180DunainuSan Roque (2008)
35248YulparijaŋayuʈiBurridge (1996)
35316GurindjiŋantipaMcConvell (1980)
35384MenyaneWhitehead (2004)
35452NgandiñerHeath (1978)
35520GarrwanurruMushin (2012)
35626SanskritvayamEgenes (2006)
28594NyawaygiŋanaliŋuDixon (1983)
22362LardilɲaliNgakulmungan Kangka Leman (1997)
25307GamberaɲāraCapell and Coate (1984)
35722TeiwaniKlamer (2010)
35723Teiwani'inKlamer (2010)
28741ChamorrohamTopping (1973)
35932NenyndEvans (2013)
28809BislamamifalaTryon (1987)
28877Tok PisinmipelaWoodford (1979)
23815ItaliannoiEvans ()
38039AneityumajamaLynch (2000)
58861Izere (Fobur Dialect)yír -íryír VERB-írLukas and Willms (1961)
58291Dagaaretɪnɪɪtɪ= is the clitic form.Kropp Dakubu (2005)
49045TswanarʊnɑThe form 'tʃʊnɑ' is also listed (Cole 1955:128). Cole (1955)
46397CantonesengóhdeihThe form 'óhdeih' is also listed (Yip 1999:17).Matthews and Yip (1994)
46349NeververnamThe form '(ŋ͡gu)mam' is also listed (Barbour 2012:72)Barbour (2012)
50185GreekeˈmisThe form ‘mis’ is also listed (Pring 1950:54).Pring (1950)
50569RatahanikamiThe form /kami/ also occurs (Himmelmann 1999:31). Himmelmann (1999)
62243Guugu Yimidhirrnganhdhaan, ngananganhdhaan is used by those inland; ngana by coastal speakers.Haviland (1979)
43758NdyukawiIn 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)
31652KamoronaréDrabbe (1953)
31000Wati-WatiyandhakBlake et al. (2011)
38593Klonnəg-Baird (2008)
38594KlonnəgiBaird (2008)