nna

See also: NNA, nña, -nña, and nnâ

Igbo

Alternative forms

ńni (Ohafia)

Etymology

From Proto-Igboid *V́-ǹ-dà. Cognate with Ekpeye ídá, Ezaa ńnà.^[1]

Noun

ńna

father
Synonym: mpa

References

^ Blench, Roger, Williamson, Kay, Ohiri-Aniche, Chinyere (2013) Comparative Igboid‎^[1]

Japanese

Romanization

nna

Rōmaji transcription of んな

Northern Sotho

Pronoun

nna

I, me

Nupe

Ǹná tò egi.

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ŋ̀.nã́/

Noun

ǹná (plural ǹnázhì)

mother
Synonym: màmá
term of respect for an older woman or female relative

Derived terms

ǹná màdáki (“head of the etsu's wives”)
ǹná yàwó (“mother of the bride”)
ǹnádzukó (“treasurer; head of the market”)
ǹnági (“maternal aunt”)
ǹnákó (“grandmother; female ancestor”)
ǹnákó èmì ǹdá (“paternal grandmother”)
ǹnákó èmì ǹná (“maternal grandmother”)
ǹnákógi (“nickname given to baby girls”)
ǹnákótsu (“rank among women”)
ǹnásàákó (“chair woman”)

Sotho

Pronoun

nna

I, me

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