Part of Speech | post |
Vernacular Form | وے |
Phonetic Form | wée |
Restrictions | With preceding oblique nominal argument or pro-form. |
Example 81:
Source: A:DLX005so aaweelíi ǰameetí wée sabáq manáanu.so3MSG.nomaaweelíifirstǰamaátclass-í-oblwéeinsabáqlessonmanésay-án-prs-u-MSGHe is in first grade.
Example 156:
Source: A:PAS070aníi wée wíi hínu.aníi3sg.prox.oblwéeinwíiwaterhinbe.prs-u-MSGHere [lit. in this] is water.
Example 359:
Source: A:GHU023hazratǰaán ba šíina wée bheší de andáa bhe.hazratǰaán<person>batopšéenbed-a-oblwéeonbhešsit.down-í-CVdepstandáalike.thatbhebecome-í-CVHazrat Jan was sitting on the bed like that.
Example 1141:
Source: A:NH12:1:088kučúrii laméeṭi katí bi naṛí wée díti ta eeseé kúuli.kučúrudog-ii-genlaméeṭitailkatímanybiSEPnaṛstream-í-oblwéeintoditput.pfv-i-ftaDSeesé3FSG.REM.nom=eéAMPLkúulbent-i-fNo matter how many times you put a dog's tail into the stream, it remains crooked. [Proverb]
Example 1362:
Source: A:PAS019pašambeé teeṇíi bhraaudhií seetíli, seetí tasíi múuṛa wée baḍíli.pašambeé<person>teeṇíireflbhraaudhiíbrother's.daughtersaatélook.after-íl-pfv-i-fsaatélook.after-í-CVtasíi3sg.genmúuṛlap-a-oblwéeinbaḍgrow.up-íl-pfv-i-fPashambi looked after his niece, and she grew up in his lap.
Example 1826:
Source: A:UNF015amzarée thíi káaṇa wée gubáa maníitu.amzaráilion-a-oblthíi2sg.genkaṇear-a-oblwéeingubáawhatmaníitsay.pfv-u-MSGWhat did the lion whisper in your ear?