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Shoshone inflections

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Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
pa͟inkwiⓦ noun 70 ba͟ingwi dialectal
pahaittenⓦ, dukuⓦ, ahtabeⓦ, nawiwatsewiteⓦ, gadenooʼⓦ, sadeeʼⓦ, naahpaihtenⓦ, gwahadeʼⓦ, ahtahpehⓦ, biaseemooteⓦ, taattsewihtenⓦ, wetaⓦ, nadeenooʼⓦ, watsewiteⓦ, natenooⓦ, a͟ikonⓦ, sappehⓦ, kahniⓦ, na͟ingiⓦ, tsoʼapeⓦ

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
emaʼʼⓦ verb 22 paʼemah error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
paʼemahⓦ, na͟inkihⓦ, mupinⓦ, nankihⓦ, ba͟ideⓦ, buhniʼatsiⓦ, natsattawihⓦ, nenkappehⓦ, paemaHⓦ, ba͟ideʼⓦ, posikanⓦ, semeⓦ, nennappehⓦ, seweⓦ, emaHⓦ, natsattawaihⓦ, posekenⓦ, muupinⓦ, bohniʼatsiⓦ, semmeⓦ
verb 22 baʼemma- dialectal
verb 22 emaH dialectal
verb 22 paemaH dialectal
verb 22 paaʼema dialectal

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
sonnoⓦ noun 20 sonko error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS
sonkoⓦ, hoaʼaitiⓦ, hunnitoʼihⓦ, pihyatukkuⓦ, neaitenⓦ, natsattawihⓦ, pakkatuhⓦ, paʼematenⓦ, neaippehⓦ, pihnaaⓦ, pihatukkuⓦ, huaʼaitiⓦ, pihaaⓦ, pakkiataⓦ, natsattawaihⓦ, neaippinⓦ, hunnituʼihⓦ, pihyaaⓦ, ematenⓦ

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
toyaka͟innaiⓦ verb 1 toyaka͟inna canonical

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