son
i-zhiⁿ-ke (ižį́ke)
son, someone's (RR-Quapaw)
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Dhegiha Language Family Comparison
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i-zhiⁿ-ke (ižį́ke)
- son, someone's, wi-zhiⁿ-ke (wižį́ke) - my
son, di-zhiⁿ-ke (dižį́ke) - your son
(RR-Quapaw)
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i-zhiⁿ-ge (izhiⁿ´ge)
- son(Omaha)
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i-zhiⁿ-ge (ijiń′ge)
- his/her son, thi-zhiⁿ-ge (˘ijiń′ge) - your
son (Omaha-JOD)
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i-zhiⁿ-ge (i-zhiⁿ´-ge)
- his or her son (FL-Osage)
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i-zhiⁿ-ke (ižį́ke)
- his/her son, any son, his brother's son, her sister's son,
more precise than English "his/her nephew", wi-zhiⁿ-ke
(wižį́ke) - my son, any of my sons, including a
first son, in this meaning, used regardless of whether
speaker is male or female; my brother's son, used only when
speaker is male, more precise than English, my nephew;
Sonny, as a nickname, used by either male or female speakers
for a son or a friend, thi-zhiⁿ-ke (đižį́ke) -
your son, your brother's son, in both senses used when
speaking to a man or to a woman, but it's use for speaking
to a woamn may be more recent (CQ-Osage)
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i-zhiⁿ-ge (izhíⁿge)
- his or her son, wi-zhiⁿ-ge (wizhíⁿge) - my
son, yi-zhiⁿ-ge (yizhíⁿge) - your son (Kanza)
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