Contionary:ax
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Etymology 1
From Sekhulla aʃ, from Wascotl *asc-. The meaning "high tone" is a
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Pronunciation
Noun
ax 5 (plural/indefinite iax)
- small tool, small object, small instrument
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- (linguistics) high tone
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Adjective
- (of objects) small
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- useful
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Etymology 2
From Sekhulla aɬ, from Wascotl *ha*-tl.
Pronunciation
Particle
- ergative particle
- class-4
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- class-4
- accusative particle
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- Miu añ'mauji maumau ax miu.
- A cat is stalking the plant.
- class-4
| 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' |