Words

Masqan
neggädä - to trade (EDG 453)
Masqan
näggade - trader (EDG 453)
Masqan
nəgus - king (EDG 454)
Masqan
-nnəhä, -hä, -kkä - you (accusative pronominal suffix, 2 masc. sg.) (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b: 102)
-nnəhä is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the suffix conjugation, -hä is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the prefix conjugation, -kkä is the “heavy” form. The “heavy” suffixes are used with 2 fem. sg, all the plural and impersonal verbal forms, the “light” suffixes are used in all the other cases (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b: 105).
Masqan
-nnahu, -hu, -kku - you (accusative pronominal suffix, 2 masc. pl.) (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b: 102)
-nnahu is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the suffix conjugation, -hu is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the prefix conjugation, -kku is the “heavy” form. The “heavy” suffixes are used with 2 fem. sg, all the plural and impersonal verbal forms, the “light” suffixes are used in all the other cases (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b: 105).
Masqan
nehä - come! (EDG 454)
Masqan
-nnahma, -həma, -kkəma - you (accusative pronominal suffix, 2 fem. pl.) (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b: 102)
-nnahma is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the suffix conjugation, -həma is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the prefix conjugation, -kkəma is the “heavy” form. The “heavy” suffixes are used with 2 fem. sg, all the plural and impersonal verbal forms, the “light” suffixes are used in all the other cases (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b: 105).
Masqan
nōḳä - to roar (animal), bark (dog), howl (EDG 703)
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näḳḳʷä - to roar (animal), bark (dog), howl (EDG 802)
Masqan
-nnäma/-äma/-yyäma - them (accusative pronominal suffix, 3 fem. pl.) (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:102)
-nnäma is the “light” form used with verbal forms of the suffix conjugation, -yyäma is the “heavy” form. The “light” form used with verbal forms the prefix conjugation is -äma (with the final consonant of the base doubled) / -nnäma. The “heavy” suffixes are used with 2 fem. sg, all the plural and impersonal verbal forms, the “light” suffixes are used in all the other cases (Bulakh–Kogan 2013b:105).