دَنْعَه
dέnˁaʰ (f. dšénˁaʰ, du. dikénˀaʰ or dikénˁaʰ, pl. ľhénˁaʰ)
that
тот
ذلك
LS 62, 120, 127, 131, 229; CSOL I 523; CSOL II 440
text examples

a. wa-dέnˁaʰ fáḥre yaˁtámid ḷe-ḥaḷf deʰ di-ʸhenö́we beʸh ‘All this depends on the place where it was planted.’ (CSOL II 9:14)

b. tóˀo eḳdémoʰ ˁeʸh dšénˁaʰ bekéľeʰ ˁaḳídoʰ dénob ferέdoʰ ker ḥfor di-ḳáneʰ ‘When the snake (and it was a snake) saw him, it coiled its tail and then fled deeper through the lair’ (CSOL I 25:27)

root
derivates
  • deʰ this
  • di- nota genitivi; relative pronoun
etymology
PS *ḏV this, that; the one who/which/that
continental MSA