Protoform: TE-QA-NA [PN] 3rd person singular possessive A-class pronoun.

Description: 3rd person singular possessive A-class pronoun.
Reconstruction: Reconstructs to PN: Polynesian
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Pollex entries:

Language Reflex Description Source
Anuta Tana (ana with plural possessed) His, her, its (Fbg)
Hawaiian Kaana Third person singular possessive A-class (Pki)
Mangaia Tana/taaʔana Poss. pron. He has (Sta)
Mangareva Tana Adj.poss.: son, sa, ses (Rch)
New Zealand Maori Taana (Determiner) his, her (referring to one item) - often followed by a noun but can stand without one (Mfd)
Niuafoʔou Tana, taʔana His, her, hers, its (Cct)
Niue Haana Third person singular possessive (Sph)
Penrhyn Tana (pron(poss)) 3rd person, singular, definite, dominant possession: his, her, its; his, hers, its (Sta)
Rarotongan Tana/taana Poss. Pron. His, her, hers, he, she (Bse)
Rennellese Tana/taʔana Third person singular possessive A-class (Ebt)
Samoan Lana Third person singular nominal pronoun (definite, class A, with singular reference) (Mnr)
Sikaiana Tana Possessive pronoun, third person singular for singular alienable objects. His, her (Dnr)
Tahitian Taana Third person singular possessive A-class (Wls)
Takuu Tana/ta ana Third person singular possessive, singular object. /ta ana/ optionally indicates inalienable possession (Mle)
Tongan (He)ʔene Third person singular possessive A-class (Cwd)
Tongan Enne The possessive pronoun: his, her, its (Mar)
Tuamotu Taana His, hers; its; the non-emphatic possessive; 1Jhis term often ignores the a vs. 0 [explicit vs. implicit] distinctions, and emphasizes the object possessed rather than the possessor (Stn)
Tuvalu Tena/tana Third person singular possessive, singular object. A-class optionally marked on /tana/. /tena/ is a neutralised form (Bsr)
West Futuna Tiana Third person singular possessive A-class, singular object (Dty)

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