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Etymology
From Proto-Mordvinic *inši(mi), possibly borrowed from Proto-Baltic *inžinmī (whence Lithuanian įžymì (“(well)known”). Cognate with Moksha инжи (inži, “guest”). More distant cognates include Finnish ihminen (“human, man”), Estonian inimene (“human being, person”) (both are from Proto-Finnic *inhiminen). Koivulehto suggests an earlier Proto-Indo-European etymology for Finnic and Mordvinic (Proto-Indo-European *ǵn̥h).
Pronunciation
Noun
инже • (inže)
- guest
2011, Chislav Zhuravlev, Eriamon' jur, page 66:Кинень тон – ят, сенень инжекс а сат.- Kińeń ton – jat, śeńeń inžeks a sat.
- You will not come to visit someone who considers you an enemy.
Declension
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