Contionary:in-

Avendonian

Etymology

From Latin in-.

Prefix

in-

1. un-

Soc'ul'

Etymology

From Pre-Soc'ul' ina-, from Wascotl inac-.

Pronunciation

• (Soc'ul') IPA^(key): [i˧n]

Prefix

in-

1. class-3 agent to first-person patient agreement

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Verb agreement prefixes

	>1	>2	>CL1	>CL2	>CL3/CL4	>CL5
1	sec-	soc-	seic-	seh-	setn-	cu-
2	cor-	coz-	cor-	coh-	cox-
CL1	íús-	íúy-	aí-	íúh-	íún-	íū-
CL2	har-	hau-	z'ai-	∅-	han-	hu-
CL3	in-	nau-	ixú-	nal'-	iy-	nu-
CL4	an'-	ñ'o-	ñ'ai-	ñ'ih-	añ'-
CL5	us-	úu-	úi-	ba-	úx-	u-