ሃ
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Translingual
[edit]Etymology
[edit]Modified form of ሀ (h).
Letter
[edit]ሃ (ha)
- A symbol of the Ge'ez abugida, transliterated as ha.
Ge'ez
[edit]Pronoun
[edit]ሃ • (-(h)a) f sg (enclitic form of ይእቲ (yəʾəti))
- her (bound object pronoun)
- ቤታ ― beta ― her house
- ምንዳቤሃ ― məndabeha ― her anguish
See also
[edit]Ge'ez personal pronouns
Isolated nominative pronouns | |||
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singular | plural | ||
1st person | አነ (ʾanä) | ንሕነ (nəḥna) | |
2nd person | m | አንተ (ʾantä) | አንትሙ (ʾantəmu) |
f | አንቲ (ʾanti) | አንትን (ʾantən) | |
3rd person | m | ውእቱ (wəʾətu) | ውእቶሙ (wəʾətom), እሙንቱ (ʾəmuntu) |
f | ይእቲ (yəʾəti) | ውእቶን (wəʾəton), እማንቱ (ʾəmantu) | |
Enclitic accusative and genitive pronouns | |||
1st person | የ (-yä), ኒ (-ni)1 | ነ (-nä) | |
2nd person | m | ከ (-kä) | ክሙ (-kəmmu) |
f | ኪ (-ki) | ክን (-kən) | |
3rd person | m | ሁ (-(h)u)2 | ሆሙ (-(h)omu)2 |
f | ሃ (-(h)a)2 | ሆን (-(h)on)2 | |
1. የ (-yä) is attached to nouns, while ኒ (-ni) is attached to verbs. 2. In all third person suffixes, an "h" is inserted when preceded by a vowel. |
References
[edit]- August Dillmann, Carl Bezold (1857, 1899) James A. Crichton, transl., Ethiopic Grammar[1], 2nd edition, London: Williams & Norgate, published 1907, pages 339-340