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prepositions: sa- "in", ri- "above", ka- "like", ma- "from", pa- "to", ta- "through, with (instrumental)", ni- "below"

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'''Paang''' (''rhư nténg Pa{{cvla}}ng'') is a classical language of Hmøøhian author Tsayfuan's fantas

...łes, Pra, ien, ies, fid, tsa, bang, łănam, Impra, ănam, ĭmfid, ăma/ma, ep/pa, fĭ croth, fĭ noaf, fĭ sămeang,'' + the following: ...łes, Pra, ien, ies, fid, tsa, bang, łănam, Impra, ănam, imfid, ăma/ma, ep/pa, fi croth, fi noaf, fi sămeang,'' + the following:

''Pé=ma saitu-sh q(ó)pa-pa sek-he

|[[File:G14.svg|40px]]|| 14 || ''pa'' || v. || to eat

|Pa=parataktini

...vedma T B" means "S sold T to B", "S pa vedma T" means "S sold T", and "S pa vedma" simply means "S sold (something)". ...nd fourth argument. Thus "B pa fu vedma T S" = "B bought T from S" and "P pa ju vedma T B" = "P was paid to buy T by B".

# pazw /pa'ʒɨ̯/

Imps-naigsem-eem-pa hum-ŋaigï-dara-gïl ïïï sen-nasa-sewvoo-mulüg-oŋg<br /> | Imps-naigsem-eem-pa || hum-ŋaigï-dara-gïl || ïïï || sen-nasa-sewvoo-mulüg-oŋg

|[[Contionary:paso|pa'''s'''o]]

...Grath [fi Ep], chwäp fa chwäp, Grath finaw fa Grath finaw, ănărșeal te die pa'ieng, In swoch mot thed fi swoch yaf Ep;''

|''pa''

| what || peaþ || '' '(pa) beth' '' Welsh; '' 'hwǣt' '' OE | how || palw || '' 'pa lun' '' Welsh

|p'''a'''pa

...''': Action Verb || '''Vl''': Linking Verb || '''Vh''': Helping Verb || '''Pa''': Predicate Adj. || '''Pn''': Predicate Nominative || '''Pr''': Prepositi Vl-S'Art Pa

|'''g'''oal, pa'''g'''ar ([[wikipedia:Spanish language|Spanish]])

| pa'al || pi'el || hif'al ...attested in the literature we have preserved from the ANE. Also known as "pa'il of šit".</ref>

| style="background: #FFE6F2;" | pa || style="background: #FFE6F2;" | pe || style="background: #FFE6F2;" | pi

...No}} || {{No}} || {{No}} || {{No}} || {{No}} || {{No}} || {{No}} || {{Some|PA}} || {{No}} || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || {{Yes}} || {{No}} || {{No}} || {{No}} ! <abbr title="Possessive Affixes attach to nouns">PA</abbr>

...n mir, pa-kon'' ‘I am in love with you, bacon’ (state) vs. ''kora tan mir, pa-kon'' ‘I am loving you, bacon’ (action).

|''pa''

| -pa | ''Lu sha monzh lu tablópa''

| /pa/

| bgcolor="#ff99cc" | 91<br>[[protactinium|Pa]] | 91 || [[Pa]] || [[protactinium]]

...o he decided to start. The first words created were: "Ikka [ɪka], paalika [pa:lɪka], mõri [mø:ri], tuukaa [tu:ka:]" (I, to speak, with, you), and the

the pa'al / pi'el distinction surfaces as initial clusters vs minor syllables

|pa'''ns'''

| Simple Past|| pa || Mi pa lekto u bibli. || I (did) read the book. | Imperfect || pa du || Mi pa du lekto u bibli. || I was reading the book.

| bgcolor="#ff99cc" | 91<br>Pa<br>{{term|пыротактини}}

| Palad || /pa'lad/ || joy || | Payegapa || /Pajega'pa/ || cool breeze ||

|Pa=

| -pa

* ''Pa sabah me safari'' is similar to Arabic ''في الصباح أسافر'' fi' ''Nuy Patra kel es pa swarga,''<br>

| /ba/ || /bi/ || /bu,bɨ,b/ || /be/ || /bo,bə/ || /pa/ || /pi/ || /pu,pɨ,p/ || /pe/ || /po,pə/

| phrase = nanā pa inilyam. | phrase = nanā pa inilyiram.

| *a'jōcek- || *a'jōques- || *∅- || *a'jōwin- || *a'jōpa- || *a'jōwan- || *a'jōwo- | *a'jō- || *ina- || *pa- || *an- || *o-

*''Tjarl dirde, at(CONJ) hèn(SBJ) penste(FV) pa(CA) parta atjudui.'' - Charles said that he was not thinking of leaving tod *''Um tu pa ekrir til mersa, bliver hèn ukontan.'' - If you don't write to Mom, she wi

# -pa alongside

| Instrumental Applicative || mʲaɲəʔpaⁿ- || ʎəpaⁿ- || napaⁿ- || tʷaⁿpaⁿ-- /pə-ˈdʷogə ʎəpaⁿ-ˈbedˤə ˈʔɲəʔja ˈɕəʀə ˈtaⁿtə tə=ˈtʷoʀa/ (HL) (HL) (H

...mbination of the above || colspan=2; style="text-align:left"| {variable: S=PA: 0, n; PL: -n, n} ...macy hierarchy, from most to least animated, is as follows: 1 > 2 > 3; S > PA > P; INCL > EXCL. This can be seen, from top to bottom, in the following ta

| '''Locative''' || -ba, -pa || ''teōppa, šivalba''

|c=01| *pa-ga |c=04| pa

! !! Labial !! Alveolar !! PA/Dorsal !! Uvular !! Glottal

| '''ka''' || ''' ga''' || ''' ŋa''' || ''' kxa''' || ''' pa''' || ''' ba''' || ''' ma''' || ''' pfa''' || ''' ta''' || ''' da''' ...inese Nga.png|60px]] || [[File:Buginese Ngka.png|60px]] || [[File:Buginese Pa.png|60px]] || [[File:Buginese Ba.png|60px]] || [[File:Buginese Ma.png|60px]

| {{lang|jbo|le}} || {{lang|jbo|pa}} || {{lang|jbo|nanmu}} || {{lang|jbo|cu}} || {{lang|jbo|ninmu}} ...pu troci lo ka cuxna lo poi me vo'a vau traji be lo ka vlipa i ca'o bo lo pa litru noi dasni lo glare kosta cu klama

...ition doublets: ''par(a)-'' “towards” and ''parā(h)-'' “before, proto-”, ''pa'' “after” — ''pā-'' “later, secondary”, ''ba'' “for, because�

...(and single r) was changed to /&#619;/ e.g. Spanish palo - stick -> P.A. /pa&#619;o/. Spanish derecha - right (as in left/right) -> P.A. /de&#619;et&#72 ...d /&#230;/, it became /&#654;/ instead e.g. Thai - /priau/ - sour -> P.A. /pa&#654;ijau/.

|Pa=

...tively. For example, ''dana'' "gift", pl. ''dańi'', ''pata'' "pool", pl. ''pați''. * ''pa aunezdu'' "to the river"

| ''*pa-''

...the essence of something. Also, the stative is the preferred 2nd opject of PA. ...This whole::part relationship is the same relationship that the relational PA expresses.

*P - /p/ pa, I ...ce, but nominative pronoun can be dropped off in simple senteces: 'Beam '''pa''' po kweo' ''''I''''m going there.' Objective form is used when pronoun is

| [[w:Present tense|Present]] || ''e-_-e'' || ''_-e'' || ''_-(e)t'' || ''pa-_'' || ''_-eya'' | [[w:Past tense|Past]] || ''e-_'' || e-_-e || ''e-_-(e)t'' || ''he-pa-_'' || ''nu-_-(ey)a''

| phrase = podhanah pa yaivita tarlire. | phrase = bṛdhi kamillātyai pa lælicham huppirek.

| 16 || The kitten jumped onto the table || ''Coleńa legse pa vor ĺaru''

| ''pa-'' ...er to denote simple futurity of an action, present tense may be used: ''tā pa skeisteta kunīgān'' “later he/she will read a book”.

:"panać" (bread) = pa-<b>náć</b>

| 8 || ''pa'' || 237 || ''dubaktrideksep''

*pawithlu = prisoner (withlu with pa- for patient nouns) ...tsăfie = Philadelphia, via quasi-Arabic "fa3Dafiyya" <- hypothetical PSem *paʕtɬ'ap-

| -pa-

*pattă-qŏ > *patsæk < /pa'tsek/

|nativename = Ńipańariâ,<br />Pańari |pronunciation = [ŋi.ba.ŋa.ɹɨˈʔa],<br /> [pa.ŋaˈði]

pa ‘wrap’ ʃe'atɛpa 'cop a feel'

| six || || špaẓ̌ | pa(h)

| {{sc|pa, pau}} || [[paucal number]]

...”. The ''kt''-cluster was preserved unchanged: ''na'''kt'''is'' “night”, ''pa'''kt'''as'' “baked goods” (but ''*təranktas'' → ''tarankatas'' “cr

| ''-sin/-pa-ŋ'' || ''kyim'''sin''''' || ''kyim'''paŋ''''' || ''-din/-pi-ŋ'' || ''kyim'''din''''' || ''kyim'''piŋ''''' ...a'' (''biliŋwa'' “forest dweller” from ''biliŋ'' “forest”), ''-pa'' (''këmōpa'' “worker (Western)” from ''këmowan'' “to work”). The instrumental

| '''''[[Contionary: pa#Brooding|pa]]'''''|| for (recipient), indirect object ...'''''. For example “I hit the ball to her,” '''''[[Contionary: pa#Brooding|pa]]''''' is used to translate “to.” In English this is often referred to

...any supernatural being (Emmy Noether's surname is a shortening of Egyptian pa-p3-nťr in Irta, thus etymologically "god")

*''cef(pa)stat, flu(pa)stat, gli(pa)stat'' = like this, like that, how

| ''-pä/-pa'' || ''-ipä/-upa'' || ''oivapa'' || ''oivaupa'' || as (a) head

...ido'': "to get, to become" and the past [[participle]]: ''De mus vid jeden pa de kat'': "The mouse is eaten by the cat".

|''pa''

* where definiteness is implied, e.g. ''mi pa a su let'' (or ''mau let'') "I'm going to bed" | ''paśtyl / pe''

...paɴtaj/. When it takes the possessive suffix /-mà/ - "her", the result is /paɴtamʲà/ - "her leaf". The /j/ has assimilated with the /m/ to become /mʲ ...bines with the first person plural possessive suffix /-ʔaɴʈɨnə/ to become /paɴtajaɴʈɨnə/ - "our leaf" and /banàwaɴʈɨnə/ - "our beach" respectiv

| ''paďor'' (Binyan 1) || ''qapďor'' (Binyan 2) || ''paďďor'' (Binyan 6) || ''păďaďor'' (Binyan 10) ''Qale'ad tu pa-nojjannem,''

| ''pū'' || ''peaþ'' || rowspan=3| ''pa''

|Pa |Pa, pu,

* additional* => less* suffix "pa" (keqpa)

*that: ''-pa''

|phrase = Ku-sa-r fi-s-li pa-n, ya-b-fi-ti si-š nai (Iyyaħmi) / Kusara visil ipán, ji yaviti nai (Sch ! pa-

| ''pa'' "from" || ''pali'' "from in" || ''pata'' "from out" || ''pasa'' "off" ||

...ilarly to English arcticles ("a" and "the" respectively). For example: ''Lėpa dieni'' literally means "a good day"; ''Lėpoja dieni'' means "the good day | pa/pu || after, past

...ays the first element of a sentence and everything else - the comment or ''paṣukulas'' - comes afterwards. The most commonly used terminology in native ...specific particles. Examples of particles requiring the subjunctive are ''pa'' (concerning), ''ras'' (to avoid), or ''najelai'' (maybe):

...sê nibrádu tabêm na órra i drêtis. Ilaâhi côs dába mênti i damír, tabêm é pa pissóu-qui si uê pissóu-qui ôtu culi módi irmám li âgi.

|wrd003=''pa'' (proximate), ''hlee'' (obviative), ''pat'' (proximative honorific), ''hle |wrd133=''paŋk''

...e meaning is changed to "need, have to" when it is used as a modal verb: ''pa syia'' "necessary work" --> ''to syiao pati'' "what has to be done". ! ''pa''

| (shallow, wet; hollow) ''paća'' '''until''' ''prep.'' pa</br>

...e meaning is changed to "need, have to" when it is used as a modal verb: ''pa xí'' "necessary work" --> ''to xío pat'' "what has to be done". ! ''pa''

| {{sc|2 du}} || '''p'''áyt'''al''' || '''p'''éyt'''el''' || '''pa'''dárb'''al''' || '''pe'''dérb'''el''' | {{sc|2 pl}} || '''p'''áyt'''awan''' || '''p'''éyt'''ewen''' || '''pa'''dárb'''awan''' || '''pe'''dérb'''ewen'''

...ological terms such as ''ramùs'' “peaceful” ( ← Dac. ''*ramus''), ''kòpa/kàpa'' “mountain slope” ( ← Dac. ''*kapas''), ''kérbā'' “swamp” ( � ...''léipā'', Lithuanian ''líepa'', Old Prussian ''līpa'', Common Slavic ''*lìpa''; “hand” — Carpathian ''rañkā'', Lithuanian ''rankà'', Old Prussi

| -pa

etc. The present passive takes the prefix ''pa-'':

|pa-na-ōŋ-ē

pa, ta, ka = singular

|'''Pa'''<br>[[Contionary:прӹђъ#Dãterške|прӹђъ]]

* Post-Classical (''chlǣvānumi paṣlallapårṣire dhāḍa'') and Modern (''~ amyærlairī ~'') Chlouvānem ...''paṣmuṣke'' "to ask"; "to interrogate" → respectful forms ''pṛdhake'', ''paṣpṛdhake''). For nouns this varies, but as a general rule all profession

...A|/l/}} is {{IPA|[ɫ]}} before consonants (e.g. ''mălpa'' "room" {{IPA|[ˈməɫpa]}}) and geminate {{IPA|/ll/}} is {{IPA|[ɬː]}} (e.g. ''Arvallivăt'' {{IPA | puu || pasi || pa- || paqaap || ppi- || ～pungit

| ⧼'''''[[Contionary: pakalu#Merineth|pakalu]]'''''⧽<br />[ˈpa.ka.lu] |style="text-align: left;"| as in ''pa'''th'''''.