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Munja'kin
Etymology
From Proto-Munja'kin *gaha.
Pronunciation
Particle
ga
- may, might (conditional)
Sangheili
Etymology
From Proto-Sangheili *kʰapˈ.
Pronunciation
Postposition
ga
- (ablative) from, away from (co-occurs with the ablative arguments)
- (genitive) of (used when the origin of the possessee is the possessor)
See Also
Sangheili Cases | |||||||||||
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Case | Form | ||||||||||
Ergative | o | ||||||||||
Adessive | ni | ||||||||||
Allative | oni | ||||||||||
Ablative | ga | ||||||||||
Inessive | me | ||||||||||
Illative | zhi | ||||||||||
Elative | ba | ||||||||||
Vocative | ghu |
Veda
Etymology
From Proto-Veda *ɡʔ.
Pronunciation
Orthographic Form
ga
Adjective
ga
- which
Pronoun
ga
- what, which (generic question word)
Categories:
- Munja'kin terms inherited from Proto-Munja'kin
- Munja'kin terms derived from Proto-Munja'kin
- Munja'kin terms with IPA pronunciation
- Munja'kin lemmas
- Munja'kin particles
- Sangheili terms inherited from Proto-Sangheili
- Sangheili terms derived from Proto-Sangheili
- Sangheili terms with IPA pronunciation
- Sangheili lemmas
- Sangheili postpositions
- Veda terms inherited from Proto-Veda
- Veda terms derived from Proto-Veda
- Veda terms with IPA pronunciation
- Veda lemmas
- Veda adjectives
- Veda pronouns