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{{lexeme|Munja'kin}}
===Etymology===
From {{inh|munj|pmun|*ʔen}}.
====Pronunciation====
{{IPA|/ˈan/|lang=munj}}
====Preposition====
{{head|munj|preposition}}
# {{lb|munj|ablative}} from (causes a following consonant to voice)
#: ''[[Hi]] [['in]] [[gaha]] [[an]] [[lia]]!''
#:: Get away '''from''' her!
#::: -''Munja'kin Mother'' (''[[Emerald City]]'', {{Emerald_City_dialogue#Episode_101|Episode 101}})
# {{lb|munj|ergative}} co-occurs with displaced agents (causes a following consonant to voice)
# {{lb|munj|inalienable inanimate possession}} of (causes a following consonant to voice)
#: ''[[Mia koa niu vozoku an jalindri an Oza]].''
#:: Magic has existed as long as Oz. (Lit. Magic has existed from the birth '''of''' Oz.)
#::: -''Nahara'' (''[[Emerald City]]'', {{Emerald_City_dialogue#Episode_109|Episode 109}})
# {{lb|munj|inalienable animate subordinate possession}} of (indicates a subordinate relationship, as an employee to a boss, or a daughter to a mother; causes a following consonant to voice)
{{lexeme|Noalath}}
{{lexeme|Noalath}}



Revision as of 16:59, 29 May 2020

Munja'kin

Etymology

From Proto-Munja'kin *ʔen.

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ˈan/

Preposition

an

  1. (ablative) from (causes a following consonant to voice)
    Hi 'in gaha an lia!
    Get away from her!
    -Munja'kin Mother (Emerald City, Template:Emerald City dialogue)
  2. (ergative) co-occurs with displaced agents (causes a following consonant to voice)
  3. (inalienable inanimate possession) of (causes a following consonant to voice)
    Mia koa niu vozoku an jalindri an Oza.
    Magic has existed as long as Oz. (Lit. Magic has existed from the birth of Oz.)
    -Nahara (Emerald City, Template:Emerald City dialogue)
  4. (inalienable animate subordinate possession) of (indicates a subordinate relationship, as an employee to a boss, or a daughter to a mother; causes a following consonant to voice)

Noalath

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language
The etymology of this word comes from an invisible proto-language. If you're confident you know the etymology, feel free to add it, but reader beware should the etymology be added by someone other than the creator of the language!

Pronunciation

IPA(key): /ˈən/

Article

an (genitive; see also nominative u, objective ü, vocative e)

  1. of the; genitive definite article (commonly omitted; causes n-mutation)