Part of Speech | determiner |
Morphology | meha |
Gloss | other2.SG |
Comment | Similar to articles and the numerals 'one' and 'two' the determiner <meha/meho> inflects for noun class and number in agreement with the noun it specifies. <meha1> is only used in NPs headed by singular noun of the 2nd class, including the plural marker <maa2>. |
Example 2064:
Source: Mor 04E(Eno) 040A meha maa naono na hiki ni nana bona panapanaa.Other trees do not have any knotholes.
Example 4399:
Source: Eno 11W 113O korotoe a meha iana vaa namana.The korotoe is another fish of the deep-sea.
Example 4400:
Source: Sii 42W 060A maraboro mee a meha iana vai to aniani raara.The purse-eyed scad is also another fish that we eat.
Example 4401:
Source: Sii 07W 227tea meha maa vurisometimes (lit. at other times)
Example 4402:
Source: Mor 01R 641-643Meori paa paku pete bona amaa inu tea meha maa teacher vaa tea Bible College.(They built first the principal's house). After that they built the houses of the other teachers of the Bible College.