Words:

IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
62595Wilawilaa-Capell and Coate (1984)
62532Tauya0MacDonald (2013)
62480Sénoufo, SupyireuCarlson (1994)
62409South EfatenegaThieberger (2006)
62361YeiɛdɛniCarroll, M.J. (2017)
62313Yidinyyiɲd̻uːnDixon (1977)
62265Kuuku Ya'ungungaangkuThompson (1988)
62217Guugu YimidhirrnhanguHaviland (1979)
62169Kuuk ThaayorrenhangnGaby (2006)
62121Yir-Yorontn̪aŋan̪, aŋan̪Alpher (1973)
62064Burarra-ICR-LBgun=nipaGreen (1987)
62016Cora-ICR-LBamɨh, pamɨhnaCasad, Eugene (1984)
61952Martuthunirayirnawuyirnawu is a proximal demonstrative and ngurnuwu is a distal demonstrative.Dench (1995)
61919Macaguánpe-Lobo-Guerrero and Herrera (2000)
61880Lower SorbianjogoStone (1993b)
61844Numanggang-ŋiŋHynum (2010)
61796Mpura-Odé (2002)
61748Bukawaiŋ ndɪEckermann (2007)
61700Neve'eiiMusgrave (2007)
61652RonggakaɹiArka (2016)
61604Kafoagi-, g(a)-Baird (ToAppear2017)
61556Malay (Papua Dialect)dia, de, da diPaauw (2009)
61513Malay (Larantuka Dialect)diaPaauw (2009)
61460Malay (Banda Dialect)dia, antuaPaauw (2009)
61412Malay (Manado Dialect)diaPaauw (2009)
61386Jinguluniyi-Pensalfini (2003)
61332Malay (North-Moluccan Dialect)diaTaylor (1983)
61284Malay (Ambon Dialect)diaMinde (1997)
61236Malay (Kupang Dialect)diaSteinhauer (1983)
61188Malay (Alor Dialect)dia, de, beliauBaird, Klamer & Kratochvíl (2004)
61146Gende∅-Ross (1995)
61109GamilaraayngurunguGiacon (2014)
61087Cora - ICR - KQpamɨhnaCasad, Eugene H. ()
61074DjinangñanŋaŋiWaters (1989)
61030Crowis-is- is the alienable form. The forms of inalienable pronominal prefixes depend on the stem initial sounds.Graczyk (2007)
61014CassubianjegoStone (1993a)
60995Cabiyaríu-Ramirez (2001)
60941YadhaykenuuŋumuCrowley (1983)
60893MpakwithiŋyumɽuDixon (1981)
60845Cora-ICR-NEpamɨhnaCasad (1984)
60797Mekens-ICR-RHi-, se-Vilacy (2001)
60749Burarra-ICR-RHgunyika, gunyigipaGreen (1987)
60701ICR-Welsh-RHi, uKing (2005)
60653ngiti_ICR_TCCpbɨ̀kɨ̀Lojenga, Constance Kutsch (1994)
60605Burarragunyika, gunyigipaGreen, Rebecca (1987)
60557Welsh-ICR-NEeiºKing (2003)
60509Welsh-ICR-NEeiºKing (2003)
60471Mundari_ICR_TCCayaʔOsada (1992)
60413Mekens_ICR_TCCiGalucio (2001)
60365cora_ICR_TCC_2aɨhno direct example of possessive 3rd person in the grammar, though the authors says that 3rd person possessive pronouns are equal to object pronounsCasad (1984)