grandmother, my grandmother

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iⁿ-kaⁿ (įkką́)

my grandmother, mother-in-law (RR-Quapaw) _____________________________________________________________________________________

Dhegiha Language Family Comparison

• i-kaⁿ (ikką́) - grandmother, mother-in-law, iⁿ-kaⁿ (įkką́) - my grandmother, mother-in-law, di-kaⁿ (dikką́) your grandmother, mother-in-law (RR-Quapaw)
• i-koⁿ (ikóⁿ) - grandmother, mother-in-law, someone's grandmother or mother-in-law, his or her grandmother or mother-in-law, wi-kaⁿ (wík͓aⁿ) - my grandmother, mother-in-law, thi-kaⁿ (¢ík͓aⁿ) - your grandmother, mother-in-law,  (Omaha/Ponca)
• i-ʰko (i-k̩ó) - grandmother, i-ʰko-e (í-k̩o-e) - my grandmother, used when addressing her, thi-ʰko (thi-k̩ó) - your grandmother (FL-Osage)
• i-ʰko (iiʰkó) - my/his/her grandmother, father's mother or mother's mother, thi-ʰko (ðiiʰkó) - your grandmother, paternal or maternal, your mother-in-law used only when speaking to a woman (CQ - Osage)
• i-ko (ikó), i-koⁿ (ikóⁿ)  - grandmother, his or her, i-koⁿ (ikoⁿ), wi-koⁿ (wikóⁿ) - my grandmother, my great grandfather's mother, my great grandmother, my father's father's sister, my father's father's father's sister, my father's father's father's sister's daughter, my mother's mother's mother's sister, my mother's mother's mother's sister's daughter, my husband's mother, my husband's grandmother (Kanza)