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See: lyihe.

dem. your. Gramm: second person singular pronoun. Genitive case.

pron. you two; both of you. Gramm: second person dual pronoun. Purposive case.

1. vt. to speak/talk (too) much. 2. adj. talkative.

See: lyihepa.

pron. what sort (of); what kind (of). Gramm: interrogative pronoun of content; genitive case. Hii niika o? What kind of beer is that ?

pron. for you; to you. Gramm: second person singular pronoun. Purposive case. See: no.

1. vt. to lead or guide a speech. Mo prayer lugiido. He/she leads the prayer. 2. to teach; to show someone by telling him/her how. Anyo Tanii hime atan mi Tanii agun lugiido. Anyo demonstrates Apatani children how to speak Apatani language. 3. to take someone along with oneself to say or tell something.

class. type; variety. Gramm: classifier (root form) prefixing numerals and certain monosyllabic adjectival roots. Used for types, varieties, kinds, etc. Agun lyonye. Two types of language. lyohe/lyoye, lyonye, lyohinhe, lyope, lyongohe, lyokhe, lyokanuhe, lyopinye, lyokoahe, lyolyanhe 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10 type(s)/kind(s). Syn: yo.

pron. yours. Gramm: second person singular pronoun; possessive case. Siika kheta atan si niikii. These books are yours.