Part of Speech | n.masc |
Vernacular Form | کاݨ |
Phonetic Form | káaɳ |
Inflection Class | a-decl (Obl, pl): -a |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | kárṇa- 'ear, handle of a vessel; end, tip(?) (masc)' (T: 2830) |
Variant Form(s) | kaṇ (Biori) |
Example 724:
Source: A:UNF015dhuyáama yaár muṭíi waapás namí ba tas díi khooǰóolu ki amzarée thíi káaṇa wée gubáa maníitu.dhuyáamasecondyaárfriendmuṭtree-ii-genwaapásbacknamcome.down-í-CVbatoptas3sg.accdíifromkhooǰáask-íl-pfv-u-MSGkicompamzaráilion-a-oblthíi2sg.genkaṇear-a-oblwéeintogubáawhatmaníitsay.pfv-u-MSGThe other one came down from the tree and asked what the lion whispered in his ear.
Example 794:
Source: A:NH12:1:021púšii káaṇ čhiní ḍhangóolu hínu.púšicat-ii-genkaṇearčhincut-í-CVḍhangábury-íl-pfv-u-MSGhinbe.prs-u-MSGHe has cut off and buried the cat's ear. [Proverb]
Example 832:
Source: A:HUS004thíi káaṇ hínuee.thíi2sg.genkaṇearhinbe.prs-u-MSG=eeqDid you hear? [lit. Do you have an ear?]./You know.
Example 1078:
Source: A:NH12:1:018khaár teeṇíi káaṇ na ǰhaanáanu.khardonkeyteeṇíireflkaṇearnanegǰháanknow-án-prs-u-MSGThe donkey doesn't recognize its own ears. [Proverb]