Contionary:ñæltilāṇa

Chlouvānem

Etymology

From ñæltah (sister) plus the collectivizing suffix -lāṇa.

Pronunciation

(Standard) IPA: [ɲɛɴ̆tiɴ̆äːɳä]

(Līlasuṃghāṇi) IPA: [ɲɛɴ̆tiɴ̆äːɳɐ]

Noun

ñæltilāṇa (1h declension)

1. siblings

   amabuyi lūṣya ga kalineh turgandām ga glūkam no jali. amabu lūṣya no turgandām no ñæltilāṇa vi.

   Amabu has a younger sister, Lūṣya, and a brother, Turgandām. Amabu, Lūṣya, and Turgandām are siblings.

Inflection

1-h type declension
Case	Singular	Dual	Plural
Direct	ñæltilāṇa	ñæltilāṇāt	ñæltilāṇai
Vocative	ñæltilāṇe
Accusative	ñæltilāṇu	ñæltilāṇāṣa	ñæltilāṇaih
Ergative	ñæltilāṇei	ñæltilāṇāra	ñæltilāṇān
Genitive	ñæltilāṇi	ñæltilāṇeva	ñæltilāṇumi
Translative	ñæltilāṇan	ñæltilāṇarį	ñæltilāṇemān
Exessive	ñæltilāṇat	ñæltilāṇabhan	ñæltilāṇenīs
Essive	ñæltilāṇęs	ñæltilāṇanne	ñæltilāṇāra
Dative	ñæltilāṇom	ñæltilāṇarį	ñæltilāṇesām
Ablative	ñæltilāṇų	ñæltilāṇabhan	ñæltilāṇenīs
Locative	ñæltilāṇe	ñæltilāṇanne	ñæltilāṇelīm
Instrumental	ñæltilāṇap	ñæltilāṇabhan	ñæltilāṇenīka

Synonyms

• (siblings): ñæltah (less formal)

Related terms

• buneya (a female's older sister)
• glūkam ((a female's) brother)
• kalineh (a female's younger sister)
• ñæltah ((a male's) sister)
• nālis (a male's younger brother)
• praškas (a male's older brother)