Ok

Kinuk'aaz

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈok/

Orthographic Form

ok

Noun

ok class H (standard, singulative ok dzunit, emphatic plural ok dzurik)

1. dirt

   T'ep k'udademet raniip gipekel av k'useket nok, dats'ik Indo!

   I will gorge upon your hexagonal brain and bury the pulpy remains in the dirt, Indo betrayer!

   -Kindzi (Defiance, Episode 302)

Inflection

Possessed forms of ok Plain Singular Plural First Person t'a'ok ki'ok Second Person ra'ok va'ok Third Person Animate ts'o'ok Inanimate ba'ok Relative dzü'ok Emphatic Singular Plural First Person t'a'oki ki'okin Second Person ra'okaz va'okal Third Person Animate ts'o'okii Inanimate ba'okii Relative Animate dzü'oküü Inanimate dzü'oküt