one my (relative): form of the possessive classifier used for kin [...]

Part of Speech	possessive
Phonetic Form	one
Tanema Equivalent	ie
Lovono Equivalent	anga

• • my (relative): form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms with a 1st singular possessor
  • • Gram

  (Part of) Antonym (for)

  enone enaka

  • • Example 116:
      

      ai' one

      my father

    • Example 792:
      

      et' one

      my mother

    • Example 1993:
      

      uk’ one

      my uncle

    • Example 1994:
      

      lek’ one

      my cross-cousin

Related entries

• See also:
  • one my (relative): form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms with a 1st singular possessor
  • iape² his, her (relative): form of the kin possessive classifier (one*), with a 3rd singular possessor (see ini)
  • akia² our (relative), of you and me: form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a 1st inclusive dual possessor (kia)
  • aba² our (relative), of me and him/her: form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a 1 exclusive dual possessor (see keba)
  • amela² your (relative), of you two: form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a 2 dual possessor (see kela*)
  • ada² their (relative): form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a 3 dual possessor (see da)
  • akapa² our (relative), of you and us: form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a 1st inclusive plural possessor (kiapa)
  • upa² our (relative): form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a 1 exclusive plurial possessor (see kupa)
  • aipa² your (relative): form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a 2 plural possessor (see kaipa*)
  • adapa² their (relative): form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a 3 plural possessor (see dapa)
  • ie² (relative) of (X): form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with a noun possessor
  • aidi² form of the possessive classifier used for kin terms (one*), with an impersonal possessor (idi ‘people’)
  • tetake outside, seen from the interior of the island; hence down towards the shore; seawards