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Appendix:Variations of "o" ʻo Lower Tanana Pronunciation taa /ʔɔ/ Etymology 1 From taa ath-pro *ʔaˑ, and therefore cognate with nv -ʼĄ́, aht ʼaa. Root taa root a compact object exists, is in position Stem set mom 'oyh 'onh 'oɬ 'o' per 'oyh 'onh 'oyh 'oyh neu 'onh o' 'oɬ 'oɬ pers 'ox 'ox 'ox 'ox prog taa 'oɬ — — — Derived terms taa bethghe'oɬ to fly in a flock or gyre taa det'oni peregrine falcon taa dhe'oni rock taa dhe'onh a compact object exists, is in position dh-neuter, ∅-gender taa i'oyi boil taa nadh'onh a compact round object exists, is in position dh-neuter, n-gender taa tach'enatht'onh December taa tadhe'oni fishtrap taa tthi'oɬ pillow taa xedot'onhde joint taa xudh'onh a location exists, is in position dh-neuter, xw-gender References 51-56 Etymology 2 From taa ath-pro *ʔaˑŋʔ, and therefore cognate with nv -ʼĄĄD. Root taa root to reach a limit Stem set mom taa 'oyh taa 'onh taa 'o — mom 'oyh 'on' 'oɬ 'oɬ Derived terms taa nal'onh References 56 Etymology 3 From taa ath-pro *ʔa, and therefore cognate with nv -ʼÁ. Root taa root a linear object or landform extends Stem set neu 'o 'o' 'oɬ 'o' mom 'oyh 'o' 'oɬ 'o' tran — taa 'o' — — cus 'oyh 'ok 'oyh 'oyh Derived terms taa benche'ayi axe taa niɬghodat'oyi cross, crucifix taa tadle'o it is respected taa tal'o it is long ∅-gender taa tanal'o it is long n-gender taa tani'oyi long-handled pike taa tedal'o it is long d-gender taa to'oyi paddle taa dranh tadle'oyi holidays, Christmas taa tth'idh'o it is straight taa tth'idadh'o it is straight (d-gender taa tth'idal'o it is straight t- taa xwda'o References 58-59 Etymology 4 From taa ath-pro *ʔaˑ and ath-pro *ʔən. Postposition taa postposition beyond Derived terms taa -'ot<t:at a place off, away> ghonh'ot<t:off from> Otno'<t:Copper River> -'ena'<t:off, away> -'ogw<t:area outside> de'ogw<t:at times> ghe'en<t:deceased person> odi<t:every> enshuya'<t:leave it be> odenh<t:all the time> xw'ogha<t:nearby> ena'<t:don't> o<t:let it go> ox<t:away> 'ogha<t:near, close> References 46-49 Neapolitan Alternative forms nap lo, nap o apostrophe-free orthography Etymology From nap nap-old lo, ultimately from nap la ille illum and la illud. Compare it lo. Pronunciation nap /o/ Article nap article en the Pronoun nap pronoun him (accusative) it (accusative) Coordinate terms See also nap 'a nap ô nap ll' nap 'e O'odham Verb ood verb auxiliary verb ood Gogs 'o hi꞉nk. The dog is/was barking. Verb ood verb form ood 'o 3 p imperf indc Usage notes Not to be confused with ood o, the future marker. See also References 19 Samoan Particle sm particle Placed at the beginning of nominative phrases to signify that they are declarative References 159