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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>==Toki Pona==<br />
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===Glyph origin===<br />
{{tok-sitelen}}<br />
* {{m|tok|sitelen pona}}: Likely a hand pointing sideways, at someone or something besides the speaker and interlocutor. Compare {{m|tok|mi}}, {{m|tok|sina}}.<br />
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===Etymology===<br />
{{etymon|tok|:der|sh:òna<t:she>|tree=1|text=+}} {{coined|tok|Sonja Lang|in=as of 2002}} as a candidate to replace {{m|tok|iki}}.<br />
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===Pronunciation===<br />
{{tok-IPA}}<br />
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===Pronoun===<br />
{{head|tok|pronoun}}<br />
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# {{non-gloss|[[third person]] [[personal pronoun]]}}; [[he]], [[she]], [[it]], [[they]]<br />
# [[its]], [[his]], [[her]], [[their]]<br />
#* {{quote-journal|tok|date=2025-02-28|author=jan Ke Tami|title=kala li ken ala ken waso?|journal=lipu tenpo|url=https://liputenpo.org/lipu/nanpa-kala/|volume=|issue=(nanpa) tenpo|page=4|text=pini la, kulupu li ken toki e nasin '''ona''' pi nimi ni.|t=After all, the group can discuss '''its''' approach to this word.}}<br />
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===Usage notes===<br />
* When number must be specified, ''ona {{l|tok|wan}}'', ''ona {{l|tok|tu}}'', ''ona {{l|tok|mute}}'', ''ona {{l|tok|ale}}''{{,}} and similar phrases are commonly used.<br />
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===References===<br />
* {{R:Toki Pona: The Language of Good|page=130|entry=true}}</div>wikt>Jlwoodwa