/elkar/, [el.kar]
JatorriaProbably from *hark-har, ergative and absolutive of *har. The resemblance to Dutch elkaar, with the same meaning, is coincidental.
- each other; one another
“1994, Elizen Arteko Biblia, Joan 13:34” — I give you a new command: love one another.
“Elkar ikusi arte!” — Until (we) see each other!
Formakelkar(absolutive) · neure burua(absolutive, first-person, reflexive, singular) · heure burua(absolutive, reflexive, second-person, singular) · zeure burua(absolutive, reflexive, second-person, singular) · bere burua(absolutive, reflexive, singular, third-person) · geure burua(absolutive, first-person, plural, reflexive) · zeuen burua(absolutive, plural, reflexive, second-person) · euren burua(absolutive, plural, reflexive, third-person) · beren burua(absolutive, plural, reflexive, third-person) · -(ergative, first-person, reflexive, singular) · -(ergative, reflexive, second-person, singular) · -(ergative, reflexive, singular, third-person) · -(ergative, first-person, plural, reflexive) · -(ergative, plural, reflexive, second-person) · -(ergative, plural, reflexive, third-person) · elkarri(dative) · neure buruari(dative, first-person, reflexive, singular) · heure buruari(dative, reflexive, second-person, singular) · zeure buruari(dative, reflexive, second-person, singular) · bere buruari(dative, reflexive, singular, third-person)
Iturria: Wikitegia