s-

you _____


i-

translocative, indicating motion away from the speaker

epenthetic vowel added to certain verb forms

Alternative form of ka- (before o- and on-stems)


te-

From Proto-North Iroquoian *te, ultimately from Proto-Iroquoian *teː.

dualic prefix
with nouns, indicates two of something

dualic prefix
forms superlatives with aonhá’a


ao-

her ______

its ______

third person feminine/neuter singular possessive prefix


she-

You ____ her/someone

You ____ them

pronominal prefix for a first person singular agent and a third person feminine/indefinite patient


ri-

I ____ him

pronominal prefix for a first person singular agent and a third person singular masculine patient


kon-

I ____ you


kon-

Alternative form of konti- (before a-stems, and replaces initial a)


ka-

third person feminine/neuter agent pronominal prefix


ro-

He ____ (patient)

It/she ____ him

He ____ him


t-

cislocative, indicating motion towards the speaker


ie-

she ______

she ______ it/her


ie-

Alternative form of i- (translocative prefix)


sa-

you ______ (patient)


sa-

your ______

second person singular possessive prefix


ni-

They both (m) ____


kwa-

I ____ you (pl.)


tsh-

You ____ him


ak-

my ______


ra-

He ______ it/her


ako-

her ______

someone’s ______

third person feminine/indefinite singular possessive prefix


io-

it/her ____ (patient)

It/she ____ it/her


wak-

I ____ (patient)

She/It ____ me


iakeni-

We two (not you) _____


teni-

Me and you _______

first person dual inclusive agent pronominal prefix


tewa-

We all (incl. you) ____ (agent)


seni-

you two ______ (agent)

you two ______ (patient)


seni-

both of your’s ______


iakwa-

We (not you) ______

first person plural exclusive agent pronominal prefix


sewa-

you (p) ______ (agent)

you (p) ______ (patient)


sewa-

your (p) ______


rati-

third person masculine plural agent pronominal prefix


konti-

They (f.) ______

third person feminine plural agent pronominal prefix


keni-

I ______ you two

We two ______ you

We two ______ you two


rao-

his ______

third person masculine singular possessive prefix


khe-

I ____ her/someone

I ____ them


rak-

He ____ me


iesa-

She/someone ____ you

They ____ you


onkwa-

our (pl.) ______


onkeni-

Both of our’s ______


ia-

He ____ you


iako-

She/it ___ (patient)

She/it ____ it/s.o.

She/it ____ them


ionkeni-

first person dual patient pronominal prefix


shako-

He ____ her/someone

He ____ them


ioti-

third person feminine/indefinite/neuter dual/plural patient pronominal prefix


roti-

third person masculine dual/plural patient pronominal prefix


ionkwa-

we ______

first person plural patient pronominal prefix


tak-

You ____ me


shonkwa-

He ____ us


aoti-

their ______

third person feminine/indefinite/neuter dual/plural possessive prefix


shonkeni-

He ____ us two


raoti-

their (m) ______

third person masculine dual/plural possessive prefix


ionk-

She/someone ______ me

They ______ me


takwa-

you (sg) ____ us (pl.)

you (sg) ____ us two

you two ____ us (pl.)

you (pl) ____ me

you (pl) ____ us two

you (pl) ____ us all (pl)


takeni-

you ____ us two

you two ____ me

you two ____ us two


ronwa-

She/Someone ______ him

They ______ him


tshitewa-

We (incl. you) ______ him


konwa-

She/someone ______ her/it

They ______ her/it


tshisewa-

You (pl) ______ him


iakhi-

we (excl) ____ her/someone

we (excl) ____ them


iethi-

Me and you ______ her/someone

We all (incl. you) ______ her/someone

Me and you ______ them

We all (incl. you) ______ them


ietshi-

She/Someone ______ you two

She/Someone ______ you all

They ______ you two

They ______ you all


iontat-

She/someone ______ her/someone


ionkhi-

She/someone ______ us

They ______ us


tshiteni-

me and you ____ him


tshiseni-

We (not you) ____ him


shakoti-

They (m) ______ her/someone

They (m) ______ them


shakwa-

We all (not you) ______ him


shakeni-

We two (not you) ______ him