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Word Stem |
doyngu |
Etymology |
doy 'bestow' -ngu '2sg poss' [in Dalabon] doy 'strike' but shift to 'bestow spouse' plus -ngu 2sg possessive suffix (archaic in Bininj Kunwok but still the Dalabon form) |
Definitions |
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#1 |
ngaldoyngu, synonym= mamamh. You are my FZ, my mamamh ‘MF(Z), your kangkinj /djedje ‘C’. Ones paternal cross cousin is called mamamh when talking to cross-cousin’s mother (i.e. one’s aunty, FZ) |
#2 |
ngal-doyngu, synonym = mamamh you are my MB, my mamamh ‘MF(Z)/(B)DC’, your son/daughter but also possibly na-kurrng/ngalkurrng. Ones maternal cross cousin is referred to as mamamh when talking to maternal cross-cousin’s father. |
#3 |
ngal-doyngu you are my berlu ‘FZ’, my skewed berlu ‘FZ’ (nganemodjarrkdorrinj FZD>FZ), your kangkinj ‘D’. Not clear what centricity is here but 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric. |
#4 |
ngal-doyngu you are my BIL, my FZ, your ZD. 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric, and one’s ZD can marries one’s S, thus doy ‘bestow’. |
#5 |
ngal-doyngu you are my BIL, my D, your ZD. 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric, and one’s ZD can marries one’s S, thus doy ‘bestow’. |
#6 |
ngal-doyngu you are my BIL, my mamamh ‘MFZ’ or kanjok ‘cross cousin’, your MM 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#7 |
ngal-doyngu you are my BIL, my skewed aunty FZ (FZD>FZ), your kakkak ‘MM/MMBSD’. 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#8 |
ngal-doyngu you are my father, my skewed aunty ‘FZ’ (nganemodjarrkdorrinj FZD>FZ), your kangkinj ‘ZD’. 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#9 |
ngal-doyngu you are my makkah ‘(Z)SC’, my korlonj wBD, your kangkinj '(Z)D' 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#10 |
ngal-doyngu you are my makkah ‘(Z)SC’, my korlonj mD, your kangkinj '(Z)D' 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#11 |
ngal-doyngu you are my makkah ‘FM(B)/(Z)SC’, my skewed FZ (nganemodjarrkdorrinj FZD>FZ), your kakkak ‘MM/DC’. 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#12 |
ngal-doyngu you are my makkah ‘FM(B)’, my FZ, your (Z)D. 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#13 |
ngal-doyngu you are my mawah ‘FF’, my skewed berlu ‘FZ’ (nganemodjarrkdorrinj FZD>FZ), your kanjok ‘cross cousin’ 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#14 |
ngal-doyngu you are my MM(B), my M, your D (if addressee is female)/ZD (if addressee is male). 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#15 |
ngal-doyngu you are my MMB, my ZD, your M 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |
#16 |
ngal-doyngu you are my wife, my berlu nganemodjarrkdorrinj ‘skewed FZ’, your HFZ (but could also be your kakkak ‘MM’). 2sg possessive suffix suggests tucentric |