andereño
Basque edit
Etymology edit
From andere (“woman”) + -ño (diminutive suffix).
Pronunciation edit
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Noun edit
andereño anim
- young woman, Miss
- 1870, “Andereño bat ikhusi nuen”, in J.-D.-J. Sallaberry, editor, Chants Populaires du Pays Basque [Folk Songs of the Basque Country], Bayonne, page 326:
- Andereño bat ikhusi nuen igando goizño batez […]
- I saw a young lady one Sunday morning […]
- schoolmistress
Declension edit
Declension of andereño (animate, ending in vowel)
| indefinite | singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|---|
| absolutive | andereño | andereñoa | andereñoak |
| ergative | andereñok | andereñoak | andereñoek |
| dative | andereñori | andereñoari | andereñoei |
| genitive | andereñoren | andereñoaren | andereñoen |
| comitative | andereñorekin | andereñoarekin | andereñoekin |
| causative | andereñorengatik | andereñoarengatik | andereñoengatik |
| benefactive | andereñorentzat | andereñoarentzat | andereñoentzat |
| instrumental | andereñoz | andereñoaz | andereñoez |
| inessive | andereñorengan | andereñoarengan | andereñoengan |
| locative | — | — | — |
| allative | andereñorengana | andereñoarengana | andereñoengana |
| terminative | andereñorenganaino | andereñoarenganaino | andereñoenganaino |
| directive | andereñorenganantz | andereñoarenganantz | andereñoenganantz |
| destinative | andereñorenganako | andereñoarenganako | andereñoenganako |
| ablative | andereñorengandik | andereñoarengandik | andereñoengandik |
| partitive | andereñorik | — | — |
| prolative | andereñotzat | — | — |