Gigya

Irathient

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈgiɟa/

Rhymes: -iɟa

Orthographic Form

gigya

Pronoun

gigya

1. (demonstrative, proximal, visible, class VI) this, this one

See Also

Irathient Pronouns Nominal Close Far Invisible Interrogative 1st Person Singular ume Plural ibi 2nd Person Singular ila Plural wi Class I Singular iza zwigya zwali zwenu zwazi Plural uze zwigyi zwala zwene zwaza Class II/XV/XVII Singular iha higya hali henu hazi Plural uhe higyi hala hene haza Class III Singular ita tigya tali tenu tazi Plural ute tigyi tala tene taza Class IV/VIII Singular ika kigya kali kenu kazi Plural uke kigyi kala kene kaza Class V Singular ida digya dali denu dazi Plural ude digyi dala dene daza Class VI Singular iga gigya gali genu gazi Plural uge gigyi gala gene gaza Class VII Singular ita twigya twali twenu twazi Plural ute twigyi twala twene twaza Class IX Singular ira rigya rali renu razi Plural ure rigyi rala rene raza Class X Singular isa sigya sali senu sazi Plural use sigyi sala sene saza Class XI/XVI/XVIII Singular nuna nigya nali nenu nazi Plural nune nigyi nala nene naza Class XII Singular itha thigya thali thenu thazi Plural uthe thigyi thala thene thaza Class XIII Singular ina nyigya nyali nyenu nyazi Plural ine nyigyi nyala nyene nyaza Class XIV Singular isha shigya shali shenu shazi Plural ushe shigyi shala shene shaza