Contionary:wi'anako
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Nepokian
Etymology
From Middle Nepokian wi'anto, Old Nepokian xwixantos, Proto-Nepokian xwexants, ultimately Proto-Indo-European *h₂wéh₁n̥ts (“wind”) , compare Hittite ḫuwant-, Tocharian B yente, German Wind
Pronunciation
IPA: /ˈwiʔanako/
Noun
wi'anako (animate)
- the wind
Inflection
Declension of wi'anako (1st declension) | |||
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Case | Singular | Dual | Plural |
Nominative | wi'anako | wi'anaki | wi'anakoe |
Vocative | wi'anake | wi'anaki | wi'anakoe |
Accusative | wi'anako | wi'anaki | wi'anako |
Instrumental | wi'anaki | wi'anakopo | wi'anakōi |
Dative | wi'anakoei | wi'anakoipo | wi'anakoimo |
Ablative | wi'anakea | wi'anakopo | wi'anakomo |
Genitive | wi'anakohio | wi'anako | wi'anako'o |
Locative | wi'anakei | wi'anako | wi'anakoihu |
Allative | wi'anaka | wi'anaka'i | wi'anaka |
Elative | wi'anake | wi'anakeli | wi'anake |