ȼañ-ká

ȼañ-ká 
thoⁿkʰá 
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the -- who, the ones who, the persons who, the animals which. Used in forming the oblique cases of nouns and pronouns.  
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Jul 05, 2011 9:00 pm

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Second link contains continuation of examples of use for lexeme. Third link contains lexeme with references to other words.
Added/modified by: Darcy M Smith on 10/27/10, 12:00 AM
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Examples

SentenceTranslationLast Modified ByCitationLinkActions
Miṭáṭañga waʔiⁿ ȼañka é.The mules (in sight) that are carrying burdens on their backs are the ones referred to (reply to ...Shelby ChandlerView
Úhaⁿ-biamá níaciⁿga ȼañka.He boiled the (dead) men, they say.Shelby Chandler10, 8View