aidi² form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms [...]

Part of Speech	possessive
Phonetic Form	aiⁿdi

• • form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with an impersonal possessor (idi ‘people’)

  • • Example 125:
      

      Et’ aidi li-odo uko ñe basa damiliko iadapa.

      The mothers are looking for lice in their children's hair.

    • Example 126:
      

      Uk' aidi, li-labu motoro.

      In-laws are to be respected.

Related entries

• See also:
  • one my (relative): form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms with a 1st singular possessor
  • idi¹ ‘people’, ‘one’, ‘they’: 3rd plural impersonal pronoun for human referents / humans, as opp. to spirits or animals