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

|PA to_sing.{{sc|vn-nom}} c8.{{sc|gen}}-song_bird.{{sc|pa-gen}}<br>

'''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'''''.

pa - at - an <br>

! DA + PA

|'''paˁol''' paˁalti

| pa || pe || style="background: lightgray;" | || style="background: lightgray;"

:'''pa''' - ''money''

#: ''nirganai'' "urticaria", ''nañvai'' "autism", ''paṣadårbhai'' "influenza" #: ''paɂeh'' "dust", ''kanai'' "spices", ''nāmvāvi'' "powder, dust made from cru

'''[[Contionary: ra oonokeme leed pa sloon#Brooding|ra oonokeme leed pa sloon]]''' /[rɑ u.no.kɛ.mɛ lid pɑ slun]/ ''itj.'' Thank you, thanks.<br '''[[Contionary: pa#Brooding|pa]]''' /[pɑ]/ ''prp.'' for (''recipient'').<br>

'''[[Contionary: pa#Brooding|pa]]''' /[pɑ]/ ''prp.'' for (''recipient'').<br> '''[[Contionary: ra oonokeme leed pa sloon#Brooding|ra oonokeme leed pa sloon]]''' /[rɑ u.no.kɛ.mɛ lid pɑ slun]/ ''itj.'' Thank you, thanks.<br

...tsăfie = Philadelphia, via quasi-Arabic "fa3Dafiyya" <- hypothetical PSem *paʕtɬ'ap- ...lear, mear, goal, cam, boal, sam, ła, șnat, yam, ngoath, trop, nang, thop, pa, cha, hieth, wir, tsaf, tłaf)

* {{cuneiform|𒉺}} (PA) ''vēt'' - branch

...They are declined for two numbers - singular (''paṃlinað'') and plural (''paṃdaniøgur'') and eleven cases: * ''prādheke ''"to cut", root ''prādh-'' ''> pa-prādh-s'' > ''paprāts''-

...Modern Standard Minhast expresses fractions using the formula, ''X min yešpa=yar Y ikšimakman'', where ''X'' represents the denominator and ''Y'' repre ...has also spread into some Upper Minhast dialectal areas, principally in Išpa, Warat, and Uħpar Prefectures in Dog Speaker Country. This innovation has

*Example: ''gat'''atha'''pa'' (from Your house) ...icate general truths ''Zaitó Hala.'' (sun rises) and static situations ''Mépa lusha.'' (I can speak Sceptrian). It can be used with expressions of time t

...y so. Examples: '''ʌʌʌ''' /ʹrira/ [ʹrirɐ] ''noise''; '''oʌ́ω''' /ʹparna/ [ʹpaɾnɐ] ''bad''.2; '''υιʌ''' /ʹluhra/ [ʹɫuhɾɐ ~ ɫuhɾ̥ɐ] ''father' ...coo''' syllabifies as /ʹsup.pa/ prior to degemination but surfaces as [ʹsu.pa] but the /p/ will not subsequently voice.

| pa- |IPA = /'ʃirkos ʃiroɦpa/

|pa |paː

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