Proto-Sinatolean: Difference between revisions

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===Vowels===

====Short vowels====

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| ''*-ka'' || Denotes a location or place. || Sinatolean ''-ka'' Nillíno ''-cá'' Mitu Õa ''-ka'' ~~Ináacha~~ ''~~ća-~~''

| ''*-ka'' || Denotes a location or place. || [[Sinatolean]] ''-ka'' [[Nillíno]] ''-ca'' [[Mitu Õa]] ''-ka'' [[Ah Oka]] ''kā''

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| ''*-jV'' || Denotes speech, dialect or language. || Sinatolean ''-ya'' Nillíno ''llo'' Mowinda-Moyeng ''-~~ja’-~~''

| ''*-jV'' || Denotes speech, dialect or language. || Sinatolean ''-ya'' Nillíno ''llo'' [[Mowinda-Moyeng]] ''-yà''

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| ''*doh-'' || "child of", akin to John'''son''' || Sinatolean ''~~tō’~~'' "son" Nillíno ''doh-'' Narabõa ''~~ddõa~~'' "boy"

| ''*doh-'' || "child of", akin to John'''son''' || Sinatolean ''tō'' "son" Nillíno ''doh-'' "son of, child of" [[Narabõa]] ''dõa'' "boy"

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| ''*-pu-'' || Early form of plurality; later replaced in most descendant languages by ''*-a'' and ''*-i'' || Nillíno ''cóobu'' "group of people" ~~Agëehri~~ ''~~pujinë~~''~~, "people"~~

| ''*-pu-'' || Early form of plurality; later replaced in most descendant languages by ''*-a'' and ''*-i'' || Nillíno ''cóobu'' "group of people" Ah Oka ''pu''

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-| ''*-ka'' || Denotes a location or place. || Sinatolean ''-ka''<br>Nillíno ''-cá''<br>Mitu Õa ''-ka'' <br>Ináacha ''ća-''
+| ''*-ka'' || Denotes a location or place. || [[Sinatolean]] ''-ka''<br>[[Nillíno]] ''-ca''<br>[[Mitu Õa]] ''-ka'' <br>[[Ah Oka]] ''kā''
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-| ''*-jV'' || Denotes speech, dialect or language. || Sinatolean ''-ya''<br>Nillíno ''llo''<br>Mowinda-Moyeng ''-ja’-''
+| ''*-jV'' || Denotes speech, dialect or language. || Sinatolean ''-ya''<br>Nillíno ''llo''<br>[[Mowinda-Moyeng]] ''-yà''
 |-
-| ''*doh-'' || "child of", akin to John'''son''' || Sinatolean ''tō’'' "son"<br>Nillíno ''doh-''<br>Narabõa ''ddõa'' "boy"
+| ''*doh-'' || "child of", akin to John'''son''' || Sinatolean ''tō'' "son"<br>Nillíno ''doh-'' "son of, child of"<br>[[Narabõa]] ''dõa'' "boy"
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-| ''*-pu-'' || Early form of plurality; later replaced in most<br>descendant languages by ''*-a'' and ''*-i'' || Nillíno ''cóobu'' "group of people"<br>Agëehri ''pujinë'', "people"
+| ''*-pu-'' || Early form of plurality; later replaced in most<br>descendant languages by ''*-a'' and ''*-i'' || Nillíno ''cóobu'' "group of people"<br>Ah Oka ''pu''
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