Contionary:митиъ

Guimin

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European médʰi.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈmit̪ˤe]

Pronoun

митиъ • (mitiˤ)

1. first-person pronoun

   singular genitive 1

   Бишэ̄кӏ митиъ кӏу шәкәргьӯтӏуъсы пӏә̄цӏ вит нэкӏытӏ лъэкк.

   Bišēkʔ mitiˤ kʔu šäkärhūt’uˤsy p’ǟc’ wit nekʔyt’ lˤekk.

   My doctor said the diabetes is what made my foot numb.

   inclusive genitive 1

   Ым е̄нәсы Унсоколодэ сәнчӏэ̄с сӯъсӣъ игъдӯды тӏукӏисы ивэдинтӏухъ, бәлк жәнгтиъ митиъ шәдэ сәэ пырём нидиркӏды акӏытӏчӏбыд мир, гьу афтӏастӏопӏппӏэ сәбыд жул игъӣхухъкьиды кор дыкӏнинтӏ.

   We thought it'd be a quick trip to Untsukul to drop stuff off for grandma, until our hunk of rust died in the mountains where we couldn't get signal, and we noticed after hitchhiking the rest of the way that we must've lost the broom somewhere along the way.

First-person pronouns

	sg	incl	excl
abs	ми	ым	ы̄в
erg	ик	вӣ	нә̄ъ
gen1	митиъ		ы̄витиъ
gen2	мәс	сәм	нә̄ъм
dat	мэ̄	нә̄с	нә̄ъс
instr	митӏ		нә̄ъбиъ
com	икми	вӣми	нә̄ъми
eq	иккы	вӣсы	нә̄ъсы