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====Pronunciation====
====Pronunciation====
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====Pronoun====
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====Adjective====
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# herself, himself, itself; {{n-g|fire/stone/wind/water reflexive first-person plural possessive adjective}}


====Pronoun====
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# herself, himself, itself; {{n-g|fire/stone/wind/water reflexive first-person plural possessive personal pronoun}}
# herself, himself, itself; {{n-g|fire/stone/wind/water reflexive first-person plural possessive personal pronoun}}
=====Inflection=====
{{Template:inha-noun-decl|root=illava}}


=====See Also=====
=====See Also=====
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Revision as of 13:37, 30 May 2024

Inha

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language
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Pronunciation

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Pronoun

illava

Adjective

illava (prenominal form, postnominal form illavat)

  1. herself, himself, itself; fire/stone/wind/water reflexive first-person plural possessive adjective

Pronoun

illava

  1. herself, himself, itself; fire/stone/wind/water reflexive first-person plural possessive personal pronoun
Inflection
See Also