Contionary:nįuhhurỷhha
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Siwa
Pronunciation
Etymology
From nįuhhi (“old woman”) + rỷ (“tooth”) + -ha. Literally, “resembling an old woman's teeth”.
Adjective
nįuhhu‧rỷhha (marked nįuhhurỷhhama)
- toothless
Inflection
nįuhhurỷhha — adjective, y-declension
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| inessive | illative | elative | adessive | allative | ablative | ||
| nįuhhurỷhha | nįuhhurỷhhamo | nįuhhurỷhhamoįa | nįuhhurỷhhamoita | nįuhhurỷhhamoika | nįuhhurỷhhamoima | nįuhhurỷhhamoibma | nįuhhurỷhhamoiska |