Words:

IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
59066NdoeeyiByström (1954)
59114Mungbam (Munken Dialect)yi˦Lovegren (2013)
59172Mungbam (Abar Dialect)yi˦Lovegren (2013)
59218Mungbam (Biya Dialect)yi˥Lovegren (2013)
59265Mungbam (Missong Dialect)wu˥Lovegren (2013)
59313Mungbam (Ngun Dialect)yi˥Lovegren (2013)
59360Cantonesekɵi˩˧Matthews and Yip (1994)
59411Arammba (Setavi Dialect)naβniEvans et al (2017)
59459WáranaβaneEvans et al (2017)
59507KáncháʧaβaniEvans et al (2017)
59555RánmonaβaneEvans et al (2017)
59603NamayəneEvans et al (2017)
59651DreyaneEvans et al (2017)
59699Namo (Tais Dialect)yæneEvans et al (2017)
59833Keo (Udiworowatu Dialect)ʔimuBaird (2002)
59851Indonesian (Standard Dialect)diaQuinn ()
59899Keo (Udiworowatu Dialect)ʔimuBaird (2002)
59947Ngiti-ICR-LBkà bhà, àbadhi bhàKutsch Lojenga (1994)
59995Mundari-ICR-LBayaʔOsada (1992)
60043Mekens-ICR-LBi-, s-Galucio (2001)
60091ngiti_ICR_WBkà bhà, àbadhi bhà, bhà, kà tɔ́, àbadhi tɔKutsch Lojenga, Constance. (1994)
60139Cora-ICR-WBpaihna, pamɨhna, paɨhna, aih, amɨh, aɨh Casad, Eugene H. ()
60187Mekens-ICR-WBteVilacy Galucio, Ana. 2001 ()
60235Welsh-ICR-KQei-mutation patternKing (2003)
60283Mundari-ICR-KQayaʔOsada (1992)
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)
60413Mekens_ICR_TCCiGalucio (2001)
60471Mundari_ICR_TCCayaʔOsada (1992)
60509Welsh-ICR-NEeiºKing (2003)
60557Welsh-ICR-NEeiºKing (2003)
60605Burarragunyika, gunyigipaGreen, Rebecca (1987)
60653ngiti_ICR_TCCpbɨ̀kɨ̀Lojenga, Constance Kutsch (1994)
60701ICR-Welsh-RHi, uKing (2005)
60749Burarra-ICR-RHgunyika, gunyigipaGreen (1987)
60797Mekens-ICR-RHi-, se-Vilacy (2001)
60845Cora-ICR-NEpamɨhnaCasad (1984)
60893MpakwithiŋyumɽuDixon (1981)
60941YadhaykenuuŋumuCrowley (1983)
53994BariobãyQuesada (2004)
35008Bunganditjñuŋereŋat, ñuwaŋat, ŋaŋatpiBlake (2003)
60995Cabiyaríu-Ramirez (2001)
52355Carijonai-, tɨ-Moreno (2000)
61014CassubianjegoStone (1993a)
34664CebuanoʔiiyaWolff (1965)
61030Crowis-is- is the alienable form. The forms of inalienable pronominal prefixes depend on the stem initial sounds.Graczyk (2007)
50075Cubeoɨ̃-hihi- is used with a limited set of lexical items (kin terms: father, mother, older sibling); it is alos only segmentally homophonous to 1.sg possessive, since when they overlap, the 3rd person form is a separate functional word, and the 1st person is a prefixMorse and Maxwell (1999)
52164Cubeoɨ̃-i -Chacon (2012)
58265Dagaareʊ=Kropp Dakubu (2005)
61074DjinangñanŋaŋiWaters (1989)
61087Cora - ICR - KQpamɨhnaCasad, Eugene H. ()