Contionary:-kêta: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 13:20, 7 May 2026

From the French phrase quant à (as for).

(Knašta) IPA: /kɑ̃ta/

-kêta

topic marker in topic-comment sentences
Tokjo-kêta lešťa ňossin-mnoho.
There are a lot of people in Tokyo.

Tokyo-subject there.be people-many

The suffix -kêta requires the use of a hyphen.

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 ==Knašta==
 ===Alternative forms===
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 # topic marker in topic-comment sentences
-#:'''''Tokjo-kêta''' lešťa ňossin-mnoho.''
+#: '''''Tokjo-kêta''' lešťa ňossin-mnoho.''
 #:: ''There are a lot of people in Tokyo.''
-#:: ''Tokyo-subject there.be people-many''
+#:: {{n-g|Tokyo-subject there.be people-many}}