Attian: Difference between revisions

| colspan="3"|54: '''athyann'''

| colspan="5"|55: '''va anna mithrat'''

| colspan="4"|56: '''va maunin nathat'''

| colspan="3"|/aθˈjanː/

| colspan="5"|/wa ˈanːa ˈŋiθr̥at/

| colspan="4"|/wa ˈŋønin ˈnaθat/

|<small>athy</small>

|<small>-a</small>

|<small>-nn</small>

|<small>-a</small>

|<small>mithr</small>

|<small>-at</small>

|<small>ta</small>

|<small>maunin</small>

|<small>∅</small>

|<small>nath</small>

|<small>-at</small>

|hand/{{sc|sg.n}}

| -{{sc|n.pat}}

| -{{sc|-m.pat.1.sg}}

|mother/{{sc|sg.f}}

| -{{sc|f.pat}}

| -{{sc|f.loc}}

|appearance/{{sc|sg.n}}

| -{{sc|n.pat}}

| -{{sc|m.loc}}

| colspan="3"| «''My hand''»

| colspan="5"|«''The girl's mother''»

| colspan="5"|«''The man's appearance''»

Alienable possession on the other hand is marked quite differently, or rather not marked at all. Alienable possession is expressed throught the verb '''thama''' - ''own'' or ''control'', through noun incorporation and a relativisation with the relativiser infix ⟨-i-⟩.

| colspan="5"|'''māzra gvithama'''

| colspan="5"|'''māzra girvithame'''

| colspan="6"|'''muzrum nithayithamta'''

| colspan="5"|/ˈŋøzr̥a gwiˈθaŋa/

| colspan="5"|/ˈŋøzr̥a ˈgir̥wiθaŋɛ/

| colspan="6"|/ˈŋuzɹuŋ ˈniθajiθaŋta/