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kiiša (an arrowhead) | nikiiša (my arrowhead) | kikiiša (your arrowhead) | hokiiša (his or her arrowhead) |
haθaya (a pelt) | nitaθaya (my pelt) | kitaθaya (your pelt) | hotaθaya (his or her pelt) |
*kya (root noun, not used alone) | nikya (my mother) | kikya (your mother) | hokyali (his or her mother) |
*tooni (root noun, not used alone) | nitooni (my mouth) | kitooni (your mouth) | hotooni (his or her mouth) |
*hokomθa (root noun, not used alone) | nokomθa (my grandmother) | kokomθa (your grandmother) | hokomθali (his or her grandmother) |
*iipiči (root noun, not used alone) | niipiči (my tooth) | kiipiči (your tooth) | wiipiči (his or her tooth) |
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