Difference between revisions of "Certìan:inen"
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(Created page with "{| class="wikitable" | <b>inen</b> [ˈĭn·ĕn] | English: <i>your</i> |} adjective, neuter ===singular=== nominative, objective: <i>im</i> [ˈĭm] possessive: <i>in</i> [ˈĭn] ===plural=== nominative, objective: <i>imen</i> [ˈĭm·ĕn] possessive: <i>inen</i> [ˈĭn·ĕn] <b>1.</b> the possessive plural adjective, used define possession of two or more persons being addresses in the nominative or objective case....") |
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nominative, objective: <i>imen</i> [ˈĭm·ĕn] | nominative, objective: <i>[[Certìan:imen|imen]]</i> [ˈĭm·ĕn] | ||
possessive: <i>[[Certìan:inen|inen]]</i> [ˈĭn·ĕn] | possessive: <i>[[Certìan:inen|inen]]</i> [ˈĭn·ĕn] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:58, 8 October 2022
| inen [ˈĭn·ĕn] | English: your |
adjective, neuter
singular
nominative, objective: im [ˈĭm]
possessive: in [ˈĭn]
plural
nominative, objective: imen [ˈĭm·ĕn]
possessive: inen [ˈĭn·ĕn]
1. the possessive plural adjective, used define possession of two or more persons being addresses in the nominative or objective case.
In the nominative and without an explicit verb, nouns and pronouns imply the verb to be, as in: Inen siturisel dhansu, [Your lives are forfeit]. There is no explicit verb "to be" in Certian.
See also
| om | I |
| etem | he |
| alem | she |