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Words meaning « 3d A (3rd Person Dual) 3rd Person Dual »

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IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
36330GamberabiranimijaCapell and Coate (1984)
36296WunambalbirraniCarr (2000)
36301LardilbirriNgakulmungan Kangka Leman (1997)
36224NdjébbanabirrikébbaMcKay (2000)
60600BurarrabitipaGreen, Rebecca (1987)
62059Burarra-ICR-LBbitipabitipa is the non-feminine form. birrinyjipa is the feminine form.Green (1987)
60744Burarra-ICR-RHbitipaGreen (1987)
36257BunubabiyiriiŋgaRumsey (2000)
36335IdiboEvans (2013)
36363TaemeboTama (2013)
59065NdoebɔByström (1954)
58738Kemedzungbɔ˧Smoes (2010)
58024Kulango, Bounabɔ˩Elders (2008)
56452Mbatoɓɔ˥Grassias and Bolé-Richard (1983)
55262Kuwaataay (Diembering Dialect)bɔkɔWilson (2007)
46414WarungubolaTsunoda (2011)
54840ZulubonaDoke (1927)
49014TswanaboneCole (1955)
36397Ngandibowoṇit̪uHeath (1978)
58925Noonebɔ˥wvu˩Hyman (1981)
36279KwinibɨrreniMcGregor (1993)
59213Mungbam (Biya Dialect)bu˥Lovegren (2013)
59308Mungbam (Ngun Dialect)bu˥Lovegren (2013)
59261Mungbam (Missong Dialect)bu˦Lovegren (2013)
58642Nizaaɓu˧Kjelsvik (2002)
55214Jola-Kasa (Husuy Dialect)bukɔWilson (2007)
36329GarlalibulaMcDonald and Wurm (1979)
36268Kuku YalanjibulaPatz (2002)
36232BayalibulaTerrill (2002)
36401GarrwabulaMushin (2012)
62212Guugu YimidhirrbulaHaviland (1979)
61990Letyi-LejtibulangBlake et al. (2011)
36294WargamaybulaŋguDixon (1981)
36288NyawaygibulaŋguDixon (1983)
47498Badimaya (Northern Dialect)buliɟaDunn (1988)
36367UngarinyinbundañiriRumsey (1982)
36236RembarrngabundapparaʔSaulwick (2003)
49254Ketbūŋ Georg (2006)
36302DalabonbunuEvans et al. (2004)
36303DalabonbunuyihEvans et al. (2004)
47642JaminjungburiɳiSchultze-Berndt (2000)
36304NgalakanburkaɳiʔbiraʔyiʔMerlan (1983)
59158Mungbam (Abar Dialect)bwe˦Lovegren (2013)
43187Ingushcaar, caaraNichols (2011)
36405AmiscaŋraWu (2006)
54225CamsácátaChindoy (1962)
36418PaiwancayamajuEgli (1990)
36426ThaocaycuyWang (2004)
44686ManchuceGorelova (2002)
44830Wappocekoːti ‘cekoːti’ is in fact the distal form, the proximal form is ‘hekoːti’ (Thompson, Park and, Li 2006:25).Thompson et al. (2006)