цӏа
Andi edit
Etymology edit
From Proto-Avaro-Andian *c̣aʔi.
Noun edit
цӏа (cʼa)
Avar edit
Etymology edit
From Proto-Avaro-Andian *c̣aʔi, from Proto-North Caucasian *c̣ăjɨ̆.
Noun edit
цӏа • (cʼa)
Budukh edit
Etymology edit
Noun edit
цӏа • (cʼa)
Chechen edit
Etymology edit
Noun edit
цӏа • (cʼa) class d
Declension edit
declension of цӏа
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| absolutive | цӏа (cʼa) | цӏааш (cʼaaš) |
| genitive | цӏаан (cʼaan) | цӏаийн (cʼaiı̇n) |
| dative | цӏана (cʼana) | цӏаашна (cʼaašna) |
| ergative | цӏао (cʼao) | цӏааша (cʼaaša) |
| instrumental | цӏаца (cʼaca) | цӏаашца (cʼaašca) |
| substantive | цӏаах (cʼaax) | цӏаех (cʼajex) |
| comparative | цӏаал (cʼaal) | цӏаел (cʼajel) |
| allative | цӏае (cʼaje) | цӏаашка (cʼaaška) |
Ingush edit
Noun edit
цӏа • (cʼa) ?
Tabasaran edit
Etymology edit
Noun edit
цӏа • (c̣a)