Part of Speech | n.fem |
Vernacular Form | زان |
Phonetic Form | zaán |
Inflection Class | i-decl (Obl): ǰaní |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | jána- 'race, person (masc)' (T: 5098) |
Variant Form(s) | ǰaán |
Usage | Primarily functioning pronominally along with the reflexive pronoun teeṇíi in the object position as a phrase co-referential with the clause subject. |
Example 1351:
Source: A:NOR001áak musaafár gárum šukhaáu ǰaní pailaá yhíi de.akIDEFmusaafártravelergárumwarmšukhaáucoatǰanself-í-oblpailáfold-í-CVyhéicome-e-3sgdepstA traveller came along wrapped in a warm cloak.
Example 1836:
Source: A:SHY061-2kareé so phoó sóona xabaár bhílu hínu ki tasíi yaár wíia gíi thaní tíi bi teeṇíi zaán wíia gaíli híni.kareéwhensoREM.MSG.nomphoóboysáanpasture-a-oblxabaárinformedbhebecome-íl-pfv-u-MSGhinbe.prs-u-MSGkicomptasíi3sg.genyaárfriendwíiwater-a-oblgíigo.pfv.FSGthaníQTtíi3sg.oblbiSEPteeṇíireflzaánselfwíiwater-a-oblgaílthrow.pfv-i-fhinbe.prs-i-fWhen the boy received the news that his friend had gone into the water, he also threw himself into the water.
Example 1837:
Source: A:MLE-T1-LS13:18kóoka teeṇíi zaán kanáa the xalóos thíili.káakcrow-a-oblteeṇíireflzaánselfkanáahowthedo-í-CVxalóosfreethedo-íl-pfv-i-fHow did the crow set itself free?