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Words meaning « 2sg S (2nd Person Singular) 2nd Person Singular »

Words:

IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
46468KimaghimauŋɡuBoelaars (1950)
46521KimaghimauŋɡuBoelaars (1950)
46569Riantanaŋɡœ(r)Boelaars (1950)
46617NdomɡhɛBoelaars (1950)
46665MombumyuBoelaars (1950)
46713MandoboŋɡöpWester (2014)
46761AghuguWester (2014)
46809Asue AwyuguWester (2014)
46857Edera AwyugoWester (2014)
46905South AwyuguWester (2014)
46953Ute-Southern Paiuteˈʔɯmɯ̥Givón (2011)
47001Itza'tet͡ʃHofling (2000)
47042ChoctawʧiʃnoʔBroadwell (2006)
47097YimasmiFoley (2005)
47141AwaadeRoss (1995)
47185UsarufaeRoss (1995)
47233GadsupeRoss (1995)
47281Tairora, NorthareRoss (1995)
47325GendekaRoss (1995)
47373Alekanoɡe-zaRoss (1995)
47421Anindilyakwanəŋguwavan Egmond (2012)
47517Badimaya (Northern Dialect)n̪unduDunn (1988)
47565Badimaya (Southern Dialect)n̪unduDunn (1988)
47613NhandaɳiniBlevins (2001)
47661JaminjungnamiSchultze-Berndt (2000)
47709DiyariyiniAustin (1981)
47763KeleouLynch et al. (2002)
47804Kelee-Lynch et al. (2002)
47835Mussau-EmiraioLynch et al. (2002)
47889Mussau-Emirau=Lynch et al. (2002)
47929SobeiuLynch et al. (2002)
47976Sobeiu=Lynch et al. (2002)
48051KairiruyieqLynch et al. (2002)
48099Kairiruqo-Lynch et al. (2002)
48147Takiau-Lynch et al. (2002)
48195Arop-LokepongLynch et al. (2002)
48236Arop-Lokepku-Lynch et al. (2002)
48279YabemaomLynch et al. (2002)
48320Yabemko-Lynch et al. (2002)
48361GapapaiwatamLynch et al. (2002)
48409Gapapaiwake-Lynch et al. (2002)
48457SudestghïnLynch et al. (2002)
48505Indonesian (Colloquial Jakartan Dialect)eluSneddon (2006)
48553South Efateku=Thieberger (2006)
48601KokotaoPalmer (2009)
48649MaveannoGuérin (2011)
48697Iraqi Arabicʔinti 'ʔinti' is in fact the second person feminine form, the second person masculine form is 'ʔinta' (Erwin 1963:271).Erwin (1963)
48745KiowaámAdger et al. (2008)
48793KaondeobewaWright (2008)
48841Mongolian (Halh Dialect)t͡ʃ i't͡ʃ i' is in fact the second person familiar form, the second person formal pronoun is 'ta' (Gaunt and Bayarmandakh 2004:80).Gaunt and Bayarmandakh (2004)