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#:'''''ha''' ka lileye'' – '''and now''' the sun sets. | #:'''''ha''' ka lileye'' – '''and now''' the sun sets. | ||
#used as a rhetorical question to confirm agreement or understanding the situation | #used as a rhetorical question to confirm agreement or understanding the situation | ||
#:''ikap '''ha'''?'' – it happens, '''you know'''? | #:'''''ha''' ikap '''ha'''?'' – '''well''', it happens, '''you know'''? | ||
[[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Kirtumur words]] | [[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Kirtumur words]] |
Revision as of 07:55, 12 June 2021
Brooding
Alternate Forms
Extended ASCII Form: | ha |
Abjad ASCII Form: | h |
Pronunciation
(Brooding) IPA: /hɑ/
Interjection
ha
- ha!
- aha!
Grayis
Pronunciation
(Grayis) IPA: /ha/
Conjunction
ha
- and, also, together, including.
Kirtumur
Etymology
From Proto-Kyrdan *qa (“point”). Cognate with Kērsalur ha, Cirdamur a “dot”.
Pronunciation
(Umunesal) IPA: [hɑ]
Noun
ha n inanimate declension
- point, a particular moment in an event or occurrence; a juncture
- ma ninamsakhimax yiha – at this point it doesn’t make sense.
- end, the most extreme point of an object
- cu hanu jeixa – a rope has two ends.
- the top, or one of the tops, of a hill, mountain, or range, ending in a point
- mauz hanu hayutattu – we have reached the peak of the mountain.
Declension
Inanimate declension (vocalic) | |||
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Case | Singular | Dual | Plural |
Absolutive | ha | hawa | haka |
Oblique | hōx | hawax | hōkax |
Locative | hōnei | hawanei | hōkanei |
Possession | ||||||
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Type II | ||||||
singular | dual | plural | ||||
1st | hayu | hayau | hame | |||
2nd | hašu | hašau | hašne | |||
3rd | hanu | hanau | hanne |
Derived terms
- muhōr – range, span
Particle
- used to acknowledge a statement or situation
- ha ka lileye – and now the sun sets.
- used as a rhetorical question to confirm agreement or understanding the situation
- ha ikap ha? – well, it happens, you know?