Words in Lakota for lemma that (1)

ka

Meaning	there, that yonder
Comment	it is used when the thing spoken of is not quite close, when we use le
Original entry	ka ‘there, that yonder’ it is used when the thing spoken of is not quite close, when we use le B-269
Sources	EB: 269

kaná

Meaning	the plural
Comment	of ka ?
Original entry	kaná ‘the plural’ B-269 (of ka ?)
Sources	EB: 269

ká- {in} káe

Meaning	that is he
Comment	this word is used when one is pointing at the same time, as in saying: He emph.
Original entry	ká- {in} káe ‘that is he’ B-271
Sources	EB: 271

ka- {in} kahą́

Meaning	to this, thus far
Original entry	ka- {in} kahą́ ‘to this, thus far’ word is used when one is pointing at the same time, as in saying: He emp
Sources	EB: 273

ka- {in} kahą́l

Meaning	to this, at this, thus far
Original entry	ka- {in} kahą́l ‘to this, at this, thus far’ B-273
Sources	EB: 273

ka- {in} kahą́tu

Meaning	to that, so far, so long
Original entry	ka- {in} kahą́tu ‘to that, so far, so long’ B-273
Sources	EB: 280

ká- {in} kákhi

Meaning	there, yonder
Original entry	ká- {in} kákhi ‘there, yonder’ B-280
Sources	EB: 293

ká- {in} kátkiya

Meaning	that way, over yonder (pointing) somewhere
Original entry	ká- {in} kátkiya ‘that way, over yonder (pointing) somewhere’ B-293