BOAS] HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGES 853 



nectclpemAg^ my ducks 284.2 



ne.simahenan* our (excl.) younger "brother 90.12; 96.1 



nocisemenauAn^ our (excl.) grandchild (obj. case) 160.9 



ke^miahenan^ our (incl.) little brother 90.6; 96.7 



\iinem.u.na,n^ our (incl.) sister-in-law 92.16 (-^l- = -e-) 



ke?!o(7/mamenan our (incl.) chief 300.24 {t inserted) 



kesimahenanAg' our (incl.) younger brothers 122.5, 11, 18 



ketughndmen&nAg^ our (incl.) chiefs 62.22 {t inserted) 



kGTiapdm^ thy husband 162.15, 23; 178.1 



kocisem^ thy grandson 290.24 



kesima'* thy little brother 252.1 



ketekumAg^ thy foods 314.14 



nndpdmAn^ her husband 162.23, 24 



us^mAn his younger brother 314.17 



usimahii'' his younger brothers 90.14, 15 



u^^ma'^ his younger brothers 90.10 



ncisenm'^ her grandchildren 160.11 



ututdma' his sisters 208.15 



uwlnemo'^ his sisters-in-law 96.11 {w a glide) 



ato' kAnemAn^ his bones 16.5 



utukAnemAn his bones 16.1 



ntakmemAn^ his garments 274.20 



us^ma'wawAn' their younger brother 156.13, 16; 160.2 



u«*mahwawAn' their younger brother 94.19 



nwlfiemowawAn^ their sister-in-law 92.8 {v) a glide; -o- inserted) 



Examples from the Texts, of possessives without the m of the suffix, 

 are — 



negwV'^ my son 182.4; 184.8 



nemecomes^ my grandfather 206.6 



necisa^ ray uncle 12.14 



negy^ my mother 38.15 (for negi"'/ cf. ugkvdwAn^ their mother) 



uiMn'' my friend 14.12; 26.17 



ni^' my arrow 84.20 



nlpAu^ my arrows 290.20 



nGmecdmesena.n^ our (excl.) grandfather 160.5 



kendtawmdnen&n^ our (incl.) medicine 308.22 



ketaiy^ thy pet 178.14 



ketotdwe'n} thy town 16.4 (contrasted with 16.18) 



kegwisAg^ thy sons 172.6 



ke6"igs«hwawa your elder brother 294.18 



uc^m^'sAn* his niece 12.17, 20 



ngwisA'^ her sons 170.1; 238.6 



motkana,'^ his comrades 14.5, 6, 8; 20.1; 24.4 {20 a glide) 



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