Part of Speech | adj:dem |
Vernacular Form | ایتیݨوۡ |
Phonetic Form | eeteeɳú |
Inflection Class | Reg (Fem): eeteeṇí, ateeṇí |
Variant Form(s) | ateeṇú ; hateeṇú (Biori) |
Example 121:
Source: A:PAS020pašambeé ba alaahtaalaá eeteeṇú ǰusá dítu de.pašambeé<person>batopalaahtaalaáGod.Almightyeeteeṇsuch-u-MSGǰusábodydítgive.pfv-u-MSGdepstPashambi had been blessed by God Almighty with such a body.
Example 732:
Source: A:KAT136tu ateeṇú takṛá íṇc̣a díi ma kanáa bhe uḍhíiwum.tu2sg.nomateeṇlike.that-u-MSGtakṛástrongiṇc̣bear-a-obldíifromma1sg.nomkanáawhatbhebecome-í-CVuḍhéewflee-um-1sgHow could I flee from a strong bear like you?
Example 790:
Source: A:NH12:1:179eeteeṇú muṭ náinu ki táa húuši na ḍhakí híni.eeteeṇsuch-u-MSGmuṭtreenáinis.not-u-MSGkicomptáathere.REMhúušiwindnanegḍhaktouch-í-CVhinbe.prs-i-fThere is no such tree that is never affected by the wind. [Proverb]
Example 883:
Source: A:KIN008na ma xu ux, insaán xu eeteeṇú taaqatwár šay ki ma ǰhulí bháaru de ghiní baáanu hínu.nanoma1sg.nomxuADVSuxcamelinsaánhumanxuADVSeeteeṇsuch-u-MSGtaaqatwárpowerfulšaythingkicompma1sg.nomǰhulíonbháaruloaddeput-í-CVghintake-í-CVbego-án-prs-u-MSGhinbe.prs-u-MSGNo, I am a camel, but the man is so strong that he uses me to carry his loads when he travels.
Example 884:
Source: A:MAB040eeteeṇí téez ḍhakíli híni ki dúya pharé nikhaí gíi híni.eeteeṇsuch-i-ftéezstrongḍhaktouch-íl-pfv-i-fhinbe.prs-i-fkicompdúianother-a-oblpharétowardnikhéicome.out-í-CVgíigo.pfv.FSGhinbe.prs-i-fIt hit so hard that it went through and came out on the other side.
Example 885:
Source: A:UXW042be bi tu eeteeṇí kuṛíina hínim.be1pl.nombiSEPtu2sg.nomeeteeṇsuch-i-fkuṛíinawoman.plhinbe.prs-im-FPLWe are women just like you.
Example 886:
Source: A:BEZ063ma eeteeṇá xálaka pakaár.ma1sg.nomeeteeṇsuch-a-MPLxálakpeople-a-plpakaárof.useI need people like that.