Man

See also: man on Wiktionary

Aazh Naamori

Etymology

From an invisible proto-language.
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Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /mã/

Rhymes: -ã

Orthographic Form

[script needed]

Noun

man

1. source
2. element

Inflection

		Nominative	Accusative	Genitive	Dative	Locative
Indefinite	Singular	man	manaa	manaa	manon	enmanaa
	Plural	manaazh	manazhaa	manazhaa	manazhon	enmanazhaa
Definite Proximal	Singular	mani	manari	manavi	manumi	enmanavi
	Plural	manazhi	manazhari	manazhavi	manazhumi	enmanazhavi
Definite Distal	Singular	manga	manaaga	manaaga	manonga	enmanaaga
	Plural	manaaga	manazhaaga	manazhaaga	manazhonga	enmanazhaaga

Derived Terms

• luman
• manzron

 

Kinuk'aaz

Etymology

From Proto-Kinuk'aaz *man.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /man/

Rhymes: -an

Orthographic Form

man

Noun

man class a (standard, singulative maanit, emphatic plural maarik)

1. sugar

Inflection

Possessed forms of man Plain Singular Plural First Person t'aman kiman Second Person raman vaman Third Person Animate ts'oman Inanimate baman Relative dzüman Emphatic Singular Plural First Person t'amani kimanin Second Person ramanaz vamanal Third Person Animate ts'omanii Inanimate bamanii Relative Animate dzümanüü Inanimate dzümanüt