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|wing = miso | |wing = miso | ||
|belly = witz | |belly = witz | ||
|guts = | |guts = bipipi | ||
|neck = | |neck = birak | ||
|back = | |back = | ||
|breast = | |breast = biyomom | ||
|heart = | |heart = bitzà | ||
|liver = | |liver = biten | ||
|drink = | |drink = | ||
|eat = | |eat = | ||
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|freeze = | |freeze = | ||
|swell = | |swell = | ||
|sun = | |sun = | ||
|moon = | |moon = | ||
|star = sing | |star = sing | ||
|water = | |water = | ||
|rain = | |rain = | ||
|river = | |river = | ||
|lake = | |lake = | ||
|sea = | |sea = | ||
|salt = | |salt = | ||
|stone = | |stone = | ||
|sand = wara | |sand = wara | ||
|dust = | |dust = | ||
|earth = | |earth = | ||
|cloud = | |cloud = | ||
|fog = | |fog = | ||
|sky = | |sky = | ||
|wind = | |wind = | ||
|snow = | |snow = | ||
|ice = | |ice = | ||
|smoke = | |smoke = | ||
|fire = | |fire = | ||
|ash = | |ash = | ||
|burn = | |burn = | ||
|road = | |road = | ||
|mountain = | |mountain = | ||
|red = | |red = | ||
|green = | |green = | ||
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|if = | |if = | ||
|because = | |because = | ||
|name = | |name = bidaya | ||
|languagecount = 1 | |languagecount = 1 | ||
}} | }} | ||
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*Bare personal pronouns are not usually employed in neutral sentences in Hantza, those provided above are "emphatic pronouns". | *Bare personal pronouns are not usually employed in neutral sentences in Hantza, those provided above are "emphatic pronouns". | ||
*Pronouns distinguish animacy not natural gender and only those that are grammatically animate occur in singular/plural pairs. | *Pronouns distinguish animacy not natural gender and only those that are grammatically animate occur in singular/plural pairs. | ||
*Inalienable words are given with the indefinite possessive prefix. | *Inalienable words are given with the indefinite possessive prefix ''bi-'' or ''biy-''. | ||
*Some words, e.g. " | *Some words, e.g. ''tzaka'' "man" and ''bitzaka'' "husband", are distinguished in Hantza only by their alienability. | ||
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