From Proto-Basque *aNaia or *aNane.[1]
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anaia anim
The Biscayan dialect distinguishes anaia (the brother of a male) from neba (the brother of a female). This distinction is also kept in the standard language. Other dialects use anaia for both.
indefinite | singular | plural | |
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absolutive | anaia | anaia | anaiak |
ergative | anaiak | anaiak | anaiek |
dative | anaiari | anaiari | anaiei |
genitive | anaiaren | anaiaren | anaien |
comitative | anaiarekin | anaiarekin | anaiekin |
causative | anaiarengatik | anaiarengatik | anaiengatik |
benefactive | anaiarentzat | anaiarentzat | anaientzat |
instrumental | anaiaz | anaiaz | anaiez |
inessive | anaiarengan | anaiarengan | anaiengan |
locative | — | — | — |
allative | anaiarengana | anaiarengana | anaiengana |
terminative | anaiarenganaino | anaiarenganaino | anaienganaino |
directive | anaiarenganantz | anaiarenganantz | anaienganantz |
destinative | anaiarenganako | anaiarenganako | anaienganako |
ablative | anaiarengandik | anaiarengandik | anaiengandik |
partitive | anaiarik | — | — |
prolative | anaiatzat | — | — |