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nááhai

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Etymology

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From bináhááh (to be [so many] years old), perfective tense binááhai, from -hááh (imperfective stem, “to pass a winter, year”).

Pronunciation

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Noun

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nááhai

  1. year
  2. a year (completely) passed
    naadįįłaʼ shinááhaiI’m 21 years old.
    shichʼéʼé éí łaʼtsʼáadah binááhaiMy daughter is 11 years old. (mother speaking)

Inflection

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Possessives of nááhai
singular duoplural plural
1st person shinááhai nihinááhai danihinááhai
2nd person ninááhai nihinááhai danihinááhai
3rd person binááhai
4th person (3o) yinááhai
4th person (3a) hanááhai
Indefinite (3i) anááhai