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Note that -ça(ɴ) is the suffix for a predicate adjective. So technically, Habyela is turning the second noun into an adjective.
Note that -ça(ɴ) is the suffix for a predicate adjective. So technically, Habyela is turning the second noun into an adjective.


-ça(ɴ) can also attach to a relational noun, to express location. Like English, Habyela conflates nominal and locational predication e.g.
/qənə̀bə paɲɨ pʲəʈaɴʈa-ça/
dog water belly.3PS.NONHUM.POSS-COP.SG
The dog is in the water.


==Possession==
==Possession==

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