Sahartionary:mi

Nyeigbon

Etymology

From Archaic Nyeigban mij (“I”), from Classical Niegueba mej (“I”).

Pronunciation

/mi/

Pronoun

mi

1. I

   mi nẹ wɨn jidạn
I'm a great person

See Also

	Singular			Plural
	1st Person	2nd Person	3rd Person	1st Person	2nd Person	3rd Person
Common Case	mi	te	jidạn	miko	teko	jidạnko
Genitive	mied	teed	jidạned	mikoed	tekoed	jidạnkoed
Passive	miṗe	tetse	jidetse	mikoṗe	tekotse	jikotse

Vemkha

Etymology

From Proto-Vemkha *me (“eye”).

Pronunciation

• (Standard) IPA^(key): /mi/

Noun

mi

1. eye

Yucho

Alternative forms

• me (Nirewo)

Etymology

From Proto-Yucho *me (“eye”), from Proto-Vemkha *me.

Pronunciation

• (Hirachir) IPA^(key): /mi/ [mí]
• (Tuskurasu) IPA^(key): /mi/ [mí]

Noun

mi

1. eye