n-a

1. alternative form ofa(“his, her, their”)

n-a

1. alternative form ofa(indirect relative particle)

n-a

1. alternative form ofina

For the determiner and the particle, this form is found in older texts after certain vowel-final prepositions, e.g.faoin-a(“under/about his, under/about her, under/about their, under/about which”),in-a(“in his, in her, in their, in which”),len-a(“with his, with her, with their, with which”),ón-a(“from his, from her, from their, from which”). In modern texts these forms are written as single words:faoina,ina,lena,óna.

n-a

1. alternative form ofna(“I, me”)

• Appel, Ariel (compiler). (2013). "We are Nǀuu hunters" "C-a ǀx'oa Nǀuu-ki".
• Witzlack-Makarevich, Alena and Hirosi Nakagawa. “Linguistic Features and Typologies in Languages Commonly Referred to as ‘Khoisan’.” The Cambridge Handbook of African Linguistics (2019): n. pag.

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