From Proto-Basque *anabi,[1] probably from a pre-Roman substrate of Iberia. Compare also Spanish anavia, Catalan nabiu, Aragonese anayón, Gascon anajon and Languedocien abajon.[2][3]
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ahabia inan
indefinite | singular | plural | |
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absolutive | ahabia | ahabia | ahabiak |
ergative | ahabiak | ahabiak | ahabiek |
dative | ahabiari | ahabiari | ahabiei |
genitive | ahabiaren | ahabiaren | ahabien |
comitative | ahabiarekin | ahabiarekin | ahabiekin |
causative | ahabiarengatik | ahabiarengatik | ahabiengatik |
benefactive | ahabiarentzat | ahabiarentzat | ahabientzat |
instrumental | ahabiaz | ahabiaz | ahabiez |
inessive | ahabiatan | ahabian | ahabietan |
locative | ahabiatako | ahabiako | ahabietako |
allative | ahabiatara | ahabiara | ahabietara |
terminative | ahabiataraino | ahabiaraino | ahabietaraino |
directive | ahabiatarantz | ahabiarantz | ahabietarantz |
destinative | ahabiatarako | ahabiarako | ahabietarako |
ablative | ahabiatatik | ahabiatik | ahabietatik |
partitive | ahabiarik | — | — |
prolative | ahabiatzat | — | — |