Table 3. Masculine Singulars Derive Neuter or Feminine Plural Nouns or Pronouns

Language	Singular: Masculine	English Gloss	Plural: Feminine or Neuter	English Gloss
Iraqw and Gorwaa	aako	grandfather	aakwakwi'i (n)	grandfathers
Iraqw	taata	father	taati'i (n)	fathers
Burunge	kookoo	grandfather	okooka'iing (n)	grandfathers
Iraqw and Gorwaa	kuung	you	kuunga (n)	you
Alagwa	ku	you	hunguraa (n)	you
Burunge	ugu	you	unkuraay (n)	you
Iraqw	hhawata	husband or man	hhawatee (f)	husbands or men
Iraqw	mulqumoo	male friend	mulqee (f)	friends
Alagwa	mjolimoo	male grandchild	mjoloo (f)	grandchildren
Alagwa or Burunge	kumba'a	male-in-law	kuumba'ee (f)	in-laws
Alagwa	hhapaloimo	chief	hhapalo'ee (f)	chiefs
Alagwa	mosombimoo	a male youth	mosombaa (f)	male youths
Iraqw and Gorwaa	garma	a male youth	daqaay (m)	male youths