إِينُو
íno
basic morphological information

particle

there is, there was
есть, было
يوجد
LS 67; CSOL I 474 ; CSOL II 390
text examples

ˁö́mor bέbɛʰ hímaˁk be-Rókeb be-di-Fíremhin énneʰ íno ḷe-ḥaʰ ṭeʸh di-ˁúmor hes di-ˀIẓ̂hamítin stɛ éˀefo stɛ ḳenhóyten wa-stɛ di-kesóˀoʰ boḳ ‘He said: “Oh father! I heard that there, in Rokeb di-Firemhin, is one called di-Izhamitin, who eats people and eats cattle and everything she finds there.”’ (CSOL I 8:13)

other notes

Indeclinable; can be used to denote situation in the present; in the past; with no clear temporal reference; used with ke- to introduce the possessor; used with be- to introduce the carrier of inalienable features (body parts etc.); íno di- as an equivalent of an indefinite pronoun.

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