къэшъуакӏо
Adyghe
Etymology
From къашъо (qāŝo, “dance”) + -кӏо (-č̣̍o, “-er”); hence literally “dancer”.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): [qaʃʷaːkʷʼa]
Noun
къэшъуакӏо • (qăŝ°āč̣̍o)
Declension
declension of къэшъуакӏо
| case | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| indefinite | къэшъуакӏо (qăŝ°āč̣̍o) | къэшъуакӏохэ (qăŝ°āč̣̍oxă) |
| nominative | къэшъуакӏор (qăŝ°āč̣̍or) | къэшъуакӏохэр (qăŝ°āč̣̍oxăr) |
| ergative | къэшъуакӏом (qăŝ°āč̣̍om) | къэшъуакӏохэмэ (qăŝ°āč̣̍oxămă) |
| instrumental | къэшъуакӏо(м)кӏэ (qăŝ°āč̣̍o(m)č̣̍ă) | къэшъуакӏохэ(м)кӏэ (qăŝ°āč̣̍oxă(m)č̣̍ă) |
| invertive | къэшъуакӏоу (qăŝ°āč̣̍ow) | къэшъуакӏохыу (qăŝ°āč̣̍oxəw) |
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