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#:: ''We need more blue dye.'' | #:: ''We need more blue dye.'' | ||
# ''(grammar)'' ''junya'', an inflectional category of Chlouvānem verbs analogue to moods, but distinct from actual moods in Chlouvānem grammar. | # ''(grammar)'' ''junya'', an inflectional category of Chlouvānem verbs analogue to moods, but distinct from actual moods in Chlouvānem grammar. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:58, 11 June 2021
Chlouvānem
Etymology
From the verb junike (to paint).
Pronunciation
Noun
junya (1h declension)
- paint, dye
- širē kāmilire junyu rileimiṃte.
- We need more blue dye.
- širē kāmilire junyu rileimiṃte.
- (grammar) junya, an inflectional category of Chlouvānem verbs analogue to moods, but distinct from actual moods in Chlouvānem grammar.
- chlǣvānumi dhāḍi šulka junya jali.
- In Chlouvānem there are five junyai.
- chlǣvānumi dhāḍi šulka junya jali.
- (colloquial) face paint (short for piltajunya or piltajunirṣūs)
- junya lę gam ulgutālta.
- I'm about to buy [some] face paint.
- junya lę gam ulgutālta.
Inflection
| 1-h type declension | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Case | Singular | Dual | Plural |
| Direct | junya | junyāt | junyai |
| Vocative | junye | ||
| Accusative | junyu | junyāṣa | junyaih |
| Ergative | junyei | junyāra | junyān |
| Genitive | junei | junyeva | junyumi |
| Translative | junyan | junyarį | junyēt |
| Exessive | junyat | junyabhan | junyemān |
| Essive | junyęs | junyanne | junyēm |
| Dative | junyom | junyarį | junyesām |
| Ablative | junyų | junyabhan | junyenīs |
| Locative | junye | junyanne | junyelīm |
| Instrumental | junyap | junyabhan | junyenīka |
Usage notes
Synonyms
Derived terms
- piltajunya (face paint)
Related terms
- hīmba (colour, hue, shade)