Contionary:he

Europic

Pronunciation

• Europic Phonology: /xe/

Verb

he

1. to have, to own, to possess

   Has long-form variant have.

Synonyms

• have ‘to have’

Related Terms

• ha ‘perfective’

Paranukian

Etymology

From Proto-Paranukian *ge, plural of *ğe.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈɦe]

Article

ḥe (accusative ho, genitive ha, dative/instrumental hu, singular e)

1. some; plural indefinite nominative article

   he noro ― some apples

See also

Paranukian articles
	indef		def
	sing	pl	sing	pl
nom	e	he	te	se
acc	o	ho	to	ho/so
gen	a	ha	ta	sa
dat/inst	u	hu	tu	so/su

Soc'ul'

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Etymology

From Sekhulla aə, from Wascotl *ha-e.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ʔə˥]

Particle

he

1. locative particle

   first person

   Xen setnayn he aýaii pfi secatx ñua ruhu marco.

   I don't have cake so I made fried chicken rice.

2. inalienable possessive particle

   first person

   Añ'c'uayudjí c'uayudjí ai he āhañ'il je hez'i coil jál jál.

   My dog is too stupid to live on his own.

3. instrumental particle

   first person

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Noun particles

	erg/acc	gen/dat	indef/pl	loc/inal
1	a	en	ez'	he
2		nej		hej
cl1/cl2		nu		hé
cl3	al	nil	ez'e	hel
cl4	ax	nux		hex
cl5	ád	nid'		hed'

Descendants

• Sokya: e³

Gwaxol

Etymology

From Wascotl *ha. and Nentammmi *ce

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [he]

Suffix

he

1. definite lative suffix

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Synonyms

(lative):

• -ha
• -ke