"minyaŋ" meaning in All languages combined

See minyaŋ on Wiktionary

Pronoun [Bandjalang]

Forms: minyuġ [alternative]
Head templates: {{head|bdy|pronouns}} minyaŋ
  1. what Synonyms: nyaŋ

Alternative forms

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