Mongolian etymology : Query result

Proto-Mongolian: *či, *ta

Meaning: 1 thou 2 you (pl.)

Russian meaning: 1 ты 2 вы (мн.)

Written Mongolian: či 1, činu (gen.), ta 2

Middle Mongolian: či, čino (gen.) (HY 31, SH), či, čenäi (gen.) (IM), či, činu, čini (gen.) (MA) 1, ta, tano (gen.) 2 (SH)

Khalkha: či, činij (gen.) 1, ta 2

Buriat: ši, šenī (gen.) 1, ta, tānar, tānad 2

Kalmuck: či, činǝ (gen.) 1, tadṇ 2

Ordos: či, čini (gen.) 1, ta 2

Dongxian: čǝ (čɨ), čǝni, čǝji (gen.), ta 2

Baoan: čǝ (či), čǝnǝ (gen.), čose ~ čase (Abl.) 1, ta 2

Dagur: šī, šinī (gen.) 1 (Тод. Даг. 183, MD 215), tā 2 (Тод. Даг. 164, MD 218)

Shary-Yoghur: čǝ 1, ta 2

Monguor: ći, ćini (gen.) (SM 441, 450) 1, ta (SM 404) 2

Mogol: či-, činɛi (gen.) 1, to 2; ZM či, činei (gen.) (26-3, 26-10a)

Comments: KW 438, MGCD 619.

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