father, my father
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________________________________________________________________________________________ Dhegiha Language Family Comparison ˇ i-da-te (idátte) - father, his or her, iⁿ-ta-te (įttátte) - my father, di-a-te (diátte) - your father (RR-Quapaw) ˇ da-di-ha (dadíha) - Dad! Father! the masculine vocative form, used by a male to address his father, da-di-ha (dádihá), da-di-he (dádihé) - Dad! Father! The feminine vocative form, used by a female to address her father (Omaha/Ponca) ˇ i-tha-di (ithádi) - father, iⁿ-da-di (iⁿdadi) - my father (Omaha) ˇ da-di-ho (dadiho) - father, male, da-di-ha (dadiha) - father, female (Omaha) ˇ i-tha-dsi (i-thá-dsi) - his or her father (FL-Osage) ˇ i-tha-tse (iđáce) - his/her father, his/her paternal uncle, his/her father's brother, iⁿ-ʰta-tsi (įʰtáci) - my father, my father's brother, my paternal uncle, more precise than English, my uncle, thi-tha-tse (điđáce) - your father, your paternal uncle, your father's brother (CQ-Osage) ˇ i-ya-je (iyáje) - father, someone else's, iⁿ-da-je (iⁿdáje) - father, iⁿ-da-je (iⁿdáje) - my father, my father's brother, my mother's brother's daughter's husband (male or female speaking), my mother's sister's wife, my father's father's brother's son, my father's father's father's brother's son's son, my step-father (Kanza) |
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