Reconstruction:Proto-Mixtec/ⁿdìxę̀ʔ
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Proto-Mixtec
Etymology
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Noun
*ⁿdìxę̀ʔ
Descendants
- Alcozauca Mixtec: ndu̱xán
- Chayuco Mixtec: ndisa
- Magdalena Peñasco Mixtec: ndijan, ndija
- San Juan Colorado Mixtec: ndìtsàn, nyìtsàn
- San Miguel el Grande Mixtec: ndijān
- Sinicahua Mixtec: ndijan
- Teposcolula Mixtec: disa
- Tezoatlán Mixtec: ndisa̱
- Western Juxtlahuaca Mixtec: nti̱xán
- Yosondúa Mixtec: ndijña
References
- Dürr, Michael (1987) “A preliminary reconstruction of the Proto-Mixtec tonal system”, in Indiana, volume 11, , pages 19–61: “66) *ⁿdìxę̀ʔ / "sandal"”
- Josserand, Judy Kathryn (1983) Mixtec Dialect History, Tulane University: “125) huarache / sandal / *ⁿdixe̱ʔ”