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Words meaning « 3sg N O (3rd Person Singular Neuter) 3rd Person Singular Neuter »

Words:

IDLanguageEntryAnnotationLoanSourceSource Gloss
61106Gamilaraay=NHaGiacon (2014)
61147Gende∅-Ross (1995)
61169Guna San BlasweSmith (2014)
61185Malay (Alor Dialect)dia, de, beliauBaird, Klamer & Kratochvíl (2004)
61233Malay (Kupang Dialect)diaSteinhauer (1983)
61281Malay (Ambon Dialect)antua, akangantua is a polite form, akang is neutralMinde (1997)
61329Malay (North-Moluccan Dialect)diaTaylor (1983)
61387JinguluŋayiPensalfini (2003)
61409Malay (Manado Dialect)diaPaauw (2009)
61457Malay (Banda Dialect)dia, antuaPaauw (2009)
61510Malay (Larantuka Dialect)bicudia is neutral, bicu is male, and bica is female.Paauw (2009)
61553Malay (Papua Dialect)dia, de, da diPaauw (2009)
61601Kafoada-, do-Baird (ToAppear2017)
61649RonggakaɹiArka (2016)
61697Neve'eiiMusgrave (2007)
61745BukawaiŋEckermann (2007)
61793MpurmenOdé (2002)
61841NumanggangadiHynum (2010)
61922MacaguánponɯLobo-Guerrero and Herrera (2000)
61955Martuthunirangurnuyirna is a proximal demonstrative, and ngurnu is the distal demonstrative.Dench (1995)
61963Mathi-MathinhunhiBlake et al. (2011)
62013Cora-ICR-LBamɨh, pamɨhnaamɨh is a preverbal object demonstrative, pamɨhna is a post-verbal object demonstrative.Casad, Eugene (1984)
62061Burarra-ICR-LBnipaGreen (1987)
62118Yir-Yorontn̪aŋan̪, aŋan̪Alpher (1973)
62166Kuuk ThaayorrenhunhGaby (2006)
62214Guugu Yimidhirrnhinhaan(in)Haviland (1979)
62262Kuuku Ya'ungungaanaThompson (1988)
62310Yidinyyiɲd̻uːɲDixon (1977)
62358YeiɛdɛCarroll, M.J. (2017)
62406South EfategaThieberger (2006)
62483Sénoufo, SupyirekuCarlson (1994)
62495TainaeepiCarlson (1991)
62535Tauya0MacDonald (2013)
62566UsanwoReesink (1987)
62602BiafadamomWilson (2007)
62606CassangaaWilson (2007)
62610CobianaaWilson (2007)