Contionary:'u'a

Nepokian

Etymology

From Middle Nepokian 'u'a, Old Nepokian xukax, Proto-Nepokian xukax, ultimately Proto-Indo-European *h₃ekʷ- (“eye”) , compare Harākti aku, Tocharian B ek, German Auge

Pronunciation

IPA: /ˈʔuʔa/

Noun

'u'a (animate)

1. an eye

Inflection

Declension of 'u'a (3rd declension)
Case	Singular	Dual	Plural
Nominative	'u'a		'u'a'a
Vocative	'u'a		'u'a'a
Accusative	'u'a'a		'u'a'a
Instrumental	'u'a'i		'u'api
Dative	'u'a'ai		'u'amo
Ablative	'u'a		'u'amo
Genitive	'u'a		'u'a'a
Locative	'u'a'i		'u'ahu
Allative	'u'a'a		'u'a'a
Elative	'u'a'a		'u'a'a