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'a꞉ñi
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Appendix:Variations of "ani"
O'odham
Alternative forms
ood 'a꞉ñi'i
ood ahnih Saxton
ood a꞉ñi common omission of initial pre-vocalic glottal stop in writing
ood 'a꞉ñ'i verb
Etymology
From Proto-Tepiman und *ʼaanïʼi, und *ʼaaniʼi I,154 295. *ˈˀaanɨˀi/ˈˀaaniˀi 'I,' from ood azc-pro *nï I, me.403 2658. *nï ‘I, me, my’ The initial und *ʼa- is an innovation in Tepiman languages.
he אֲנִי aní.
Pronunciation
ood /ʔaːɲiː/
Pronoun
ood pronoun instrumental 'a꞉ñi-kaj ood emphatic
I, me first-person singular personal pronoun
Verb
ood verb ood stative
to be me
Usage notes
Used as an emphatic form of the first person pronoun, often in conjunction with the clitic ood 'añ.
See also
References
II 443
ahnih 2