Contionary:aba

Avendonian

Verb

aba

1. inflection of abere:
   1. first-person singular present subjunctive
   2. third-person singular present subjunctive

Mystana

Pronunciation

(Mystana) IPA: /aba/ [ˈʔabæ]

Noun/Adjective

aba

1. nominative singular of 'abe'

Thustani

Etymology

Onomatopoeic nursery word.

Pronunciation

• (Wangdru): IPA^(key): [ɐpɐ]
• (Chyintiang): IPA^(key): [ɑpɑ]

Noun

aba (classifier ru)

1. father, dad

   Synonyms: ba, baba

2. priest

   Synonym: abanag

3. creator

   Synonym: rutam

Declension

Declension of aba

Absolutive	aba /ɐpɐ/
Ergative	abama /ɐpɐ.mɐ/
Genitive	abamat /ɐpɐ.mɐt/
Associative	aba gi /ɐpɐ ɡi/
Benefactive	aba tas /ɐpɐ tɑː/

Derived terms

• abadrags (“ father-in-law”)
• abadzang (“stepfather”)
• abadzo (“fatherhood”)
• abagi-jengi
• abagijengi (“father and son”)
• abama (“parents”)
• abanag (“priest”)
• abang
• abangihen (“godfather”)
• abasant (“Holy Father”)
• nanabang
• nanabasant

Valian

Etymology

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Pronunciation

(Standard Valian) IPA: /ˈɑb̥ɑˑ/

Noun

aba m (plural abain); torm-declension

1. a bird

   Tee ruunate saolattavain abain.

   I see the singing birds.

Inflection

declension of aba, torm-declension
bare forms
singular	dual	plural
aba	abaid	abain
possessive forms
person	singular	plural
my	abaitä	abainitä
your (sing.)	abaikä	abainikä
her or his	abainä	abainnä
our	abaitän	abainitän
your (pl.)	abaikän	abainikän
their	abainän	abainnän