Proto-Pama-Nyungan *ŋali. <span class="searchmatch">ngali</span> we From Proto-Central New South Wales *ŋali, from Proto-Pama-Nyungan *ŋali. IPA(key): /ŋali/ <span class="searchmatch">ngali</span> We two (first person dual...
-<span class="searchmatch">ngali</span>- would have, past conditional maker Antonym: -singali- wangalikwenda zao ― they would have gone home The negative conditional can be expressed...
From tjina (“foot”) + mama (“father”). tjina mama (anatomy) big toe tjina <span class="searchmatch">ngaḻi</span> (“little toe”)...
nga‧lis <span class="searchmatch">ngális</span> The meaning of this term is uncertain. Possibilities include: a fictitious body part. This is exclusively used in the prayer/saying <span class="searchmatch">ngalis</span> di...
Seemingly built from -nge- (“present conditional”) and -li- (“past”); compare -<span class="searchmatch">ngali</span>-. -ngeli- (colloquial) subjunctive or conditional marker, contrary to fact...
(Unguja standard) IPA(key): /juˈᵑɡɑ.li/ yungali third-person singular (m class(I)) of -<span class="searchmatch">ngali</span> Synonym: angali...
tjina (anatomy) foot, feet tracks, footprints tjina mama (“big toe”) tjina <span class="searchmatch">ngaḻi</span> (“little toe”) tjina nikiti (“barefoot”) tjinatjunanyi (“to release, to...