Contionary:glūkam

Chlouvānem

Etymology

From Proto-Lahob *grūkom (brother)

Pronunciation

(Standard) IPA: [ɡɴ̆uːkä̃m]

(Līlasuṃghāṇi) IPA: [ɡɴ̆uːkɐ̃m]

Noun

glūkam (1m declension)

1. a female's brother

   lilyā glūkam šermāljǣšęs.

   My brother is a pupil in an elementary school.

2. (dual or plural, collective) two or more brothers from a third person's point of view

   daṃdhigūlan jardām no glūkivā jali.

   Daṃdhigūlan and Jardām are brothers.

Inflection

[show]1-m type declension
Case	Singular	Dual	Plural
Direct	glūkam	glūkivā	glūkāk
Vocative
Accusative	glūkamu	glūkmes	glūkmaih
Ergative	glūkmæ	glūkmyan	glūkamūn
Genitive	glūkami	glūkmeva	glūkaṃrān
Translative	glūkaman	glūkmį	glūkmēt
Exessive	glūkamat	glūkabhan	glūkamān
Essive	glūkmą	glūkmenne	glūkmēm
Dative	glūkamom	glūkmį	glūkaṃsām
Ablative	glūkamų	glūkabhan	glūkmenīs
Locative	glūkaṃrye	glūkmenne	glūkmilīm
Instrumental	glūkamap	glūkabhan	glūkaṃrīka

Related terms

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