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1 HUAN
-huân:*\HUAN postposition de parenté.Grasserie 1903,225.L'honorifique de " huân " est " huântzinco ". R.Andrews Introd 316." îhuân ", with him, with her, with it; therewith. R.Andrews Introd 315." mâcaîc înhuân xinemi in tlâhuânqueh ", ne vis jamais avec des ivrognes - never live in compagny of drunkards. (The embed " tlâhuânqueh " functions as supplementary possessor in cross reference with the nuclear possessor " în " of " înhuân "). R.Andrews Introd 315." nohuân ", avec ma compagnie - in my company, with me. R.Andrews Introd 315." têhuân ", avec la compagnie de quelqu'un - in s.o's company, with s.o. R.Andrews Introd 315." nehuân ", en compagnie des uns les autres - in one another's company, both together.The reciprocal possessive theme " -ne(huân)- " can be downgraded to the rank of a stem. This derived stem may take an absolutive plural suffix: " nehuântin ", 'they are both together'. It may also take possessive prefixes: " tonehuân ", 'both of us'; " amonehuân ", 'both of you'; " înnehuân ", deux d'entre eux - 'both of them'.R.Andrews Introd 319." noncuah manih in tlamacazqueh înhuân êhua înhuân ihcac in choncayotl ", les prêtres sont à part, avec eux va, avec eux se tient le choncayotl. Sah2,149.
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