- "the Sons of Ouafka" (Aït Ouafka),
singular w
Wafqqa → Gg°afqqa The
proprietive elements masc. bu "he with, he of" and fem. mm "she with, she of" are...
- kauřařegali ~ kauřařigali 'islanders' wapi, wawpi':
waapi 'fish': plural/
proprietive wapilai, wapile,
wapili In the
modern dialects,
these forms are: clan...
- "alder buckthorn", Breton: evor "alder buckthorn"),
combined with the
proprietive suffix *-āko(n) "having" (cf.
Welsh -og,
Gaelic -ach)
meaning "yew tree...
-
Dative + + + +
Locative + + +
Allative + +
Purposive + +
Ablative +
Elative + + + + +
Comitative +
Originative + +
Proprietive + + +
Privative + + +...
- originative,
animate oblique, perlative,
human ablative,
proprietive, privative, and ‘kinship
proprietive’. A more
detailed description of
suffixes for nouns...
-
dialect of the language. The name is
composed of urra "this" and the
proprietive dhi "having". The south-eastern
dialect of the
Wuthathi people, also...
- PROLAT, PRL
prolative case (= VIA) PROL
prolonged action PROP
PROPR proprietive case (quality of
having X) PROP proper-noun
marker PROPOS, PROP propositive...
-
three words are
dominated by the
matrix DP node, and all
three bear a
proprietive case (PROP). The
words within the
subordinate DP [balarrinabawu dangkanabawu]...
-
object of the verb, and so is in the
accusative case.
Mirtily gets a
proprietive suffix,
which indicates that it is
possessed by the euro. However, because...
-
forms in the
local languages, but
rather nominals:
similative privative proprietive resultative The use of the
prepositions in
Torres Strait Creole reflect...
