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Appendix:Variations of "aan" Ahtna Etymology From aht ath-pro *-(h)aˑn. Noun aht noun mother Usage notes This noun only appears in possessed forms, but the possessive forms vary by dialect, usually featuring an additional initial consonant /n/, /b/, or /Ɂ/. Thus the third person singular possessed form ('his/her/its mother') is aht ubaan in the Central and Lower dialects, aht baan in the Western dialect, and aht unaan in the Mentasta dialect. Meanwhile, the first person plural possessed form ('our mother') is aht neʼaan in the Central, Lower, and Western dialects and aht nenaan in Mentasta. Antonyms aht -taʼ Derived terms aht kuggaedi ubaan cranefly aht naʼaacde mother obsolete See also aht -caan tsʼinseden References 65, 699 aht Female family members Parents Blackfoot Etymology Possibly derived from a reduced form of bla alg-pro *akwina·ni clothing, or completely bla alg-pro *-a·ni 1 if surface analysed as alg-pro *akwin- to wear + *a·ni. This is possible due to Cree inheriting both *akwina·ni and *akwin- as cr akwanân shawl and cr akonêw to wear respectively. Pronunciation bla /aːn/ Suffix bla suffix dependent animate nouns dependent nouns obligatorily possessed forms animate nouns related to clothing bla isolated robe, shawl bla References ; ; . bla Clothing Dutch Pronunciation nl Nl--aan.ogg Etymology 1 nl la -ānus. Suffix m -en + -aanse -an demonym-forming suffix Etymology 2 nl. Suffix n - - nl chemistry -ane hydrocarbon chain suffix Related terms nl alkaan nl -een nl -yn nl -yl Derived terms nl References "-aan" in Etymologiebank (online edition). Ojibwe Suffix oj suffix verb suffixes A suffix denoting the first-person singular conjunct of an animate intransitive verb (vai) with a nasal ending A suffix denoting the first-person singular conjunct of a Type 2 animate intransitive verb (vai2) A suffix denoting the first-, second- or third-person singular to inanimate singular independent form of a transitive inanimate verb (vti) A suffix denoting the third-person singular to animate obviative form of a transitive animate verb (vta) See also oj -amaan oj -n oj -oon oj -yaan Somali Etymology Compare rel -an, jii -ené, om -ana. Suffix so suffix f Creates feminine abstract nouns from adjectives Derived terms so Pronoun so pronoun I (first-person singular clitic personal pronoun) so waa waan so Waan cabbay. I drank. See also References Saeed, J. I. (1999). "Somali". John Benjamins Publishing, page 151 so clitics