From: "Danny Wier" <dawiertx@...>
> bwarg "he fought" (really perfective aspect, i.e. "he has fought me")
> bwargm "he fought me"
> bwargt_j "he fought thee"
> bwargs "he fought him"
> bwargt "he fought her"
> bwargn "he fought it"
> bwargmw "he fought another" (-/N/ in some dialects)
Correction: the -mw at the end is one consonant: /m_w/, not two.
> k'at' "cat"
> k'at'm "my cat"
> k'at'@t_j "thy cat"
> kat'@s "his cat"
> kat'@t "her cat"
> kat'n "its cat"
> kat'm_w "another's cat"
And all the k's are ejective, not just the first three. Bad brain day
yesterday.