Éì

Méníshè

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Etymology

From Proto-Méníshè *ei.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /e˥i˩/

Pronoun

éì (first person singular independent, plural pé)

1. I; first person singular independent personal pronoun

Inflection

Méníshè Personal Pronouns Independent Dependent Possessive Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural First Person éì pé i- / y- pé- / p- inyás pényás Second Person lóù ráà lu- / lw- ra- / r- lunyás ranyás Third Person Magic Class 'ayás ákhá a- / '- anyás Human Class ìnás ìnór na- / n- nanyás Air Class wàás wàáz u- / w- unyás Earth Class t'anás t'ányà t'a- / t'- t'anyás Fire Class jás jàáz jì- / j- jìnyás Water Class sibás sibáz sí- / sh- sínyás Generic a a- / ás- anyás

Translations

Sense: first-person singular pronoun (I) ^[‌edit‌]

• Astapori Valyrian: nyk
• Azrán: jo
• Bodzvokhan: ha
• Chakobsa: ne
• Dothraki: anha
• Engála: un
• Gandal: chun
• G'Vunna: künnǝ
• Hen Linge: a
• High Valyrian: nyke
• Inha: ii (fire), nan (stone), aa (water), he (wind)
• Irathient: ume
• Kinuk'aaz: t'ep
• Lishepus: aan
• Méníshè: éì
• Munja'kin: tun
• Noalath: hus
• Ravkan: eya
• Sangheili: jan
• Shiväisith: kir
• Sondiv: elo
• Trigedasleng: ai, a (variant)
• Væyne Zaanics: huþ, hiþ (used only by God)
• Veda: kyun
• Yulish: hö
• Zemeni: avi

Creation and Usage Notes

This was a throw back to Kamakawi whose first person singular pronoun is almost identical. Why not, I figured! -David J. Peterson 01:43, 20 March 2020 (PDT)