жьакӏэ
Kabardian
Etymology
From жьэ (źe, “mouth”) + кӏэ (kʼe, “tail”). The word may be reconstructible at the Proto-Circassian level as *žāḳ’ā /ʒaːkʼʲa/. Cognate with Adyghe жакӏэ (žaakʼe), жакӏьэ (žaakʲʼe); see there for more.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [ʑaːtʃʼa]
Declension
declension of жьакӏэ
| case | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | жьакӏэ (źaakʼe) | жьакӏэхэ (źaakʼexe) |
| nominative | жьакӏэр (źaakʼer) | жьакӏэхэр (źaakʼexer) |
| ergative | жьакӏэм (źaakʼem) | жьакӏэхэмэ (źaakʼexeme) |
| instrumental | жьакӏэ(м)кӏэ (źaakʼe(m)kʼe) | жьакӏэхэ(м)кӏэ (źaakʼexe(m)kʼe) |
| invertive | жьакӏэу (źaakʼewu) | жьакӏэхыу (źaakʼexəwu) |
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