Words in Lakota for lemma quantifier (1)

-na {in} iyéna

Meaning	as many (as), so many
Original entry	-na {in} iyéna ‘as many (as), so many’ B-255
Sources	EB: 255

-ná {in} henákeca

Meaning	so many; enough, sufficient; finished, all gone
Original entry	-ná {in} henákeca ‘so many; enough, sufficient; finished, all gone’ B-172
Sources	EB: 172

-ná- {in} lenákeca

Meaning	so many, so much
Original entry	-ná- {in} lenákeca ‘so many, so much’ B-324
Sources	EB: 324

-ná- {in} lenála

Meaning	only so many, so few
Original entry	-ná- {in} lenála ‘only so many, so few’ B-324
Sources	EB: 324

-na {in} tóna

Meaning	how many, which?
Original entry	-na {in} tóna ‘how many, which?’ B-499
Sources	EB: 499

-na- {in} tónagna, {also} tónagnag, tónagnakeca; {of} tonakeca

Meaning	how many?
Original entry	-na- {in} tónagna ‘how many?’ also, tónagnag, tónagnakeca; of tonakeca B-499
Sources	EB: 499

-na- {in} tónakeca

Meaning	some, a few. also, interrog. how many, how much?
Original entry	-na- {in} tónakeca ‘some, a few. also, interrog. how many, how much?’ B-499
Sources	EB: 499

-na- {in} tónakiya

Meaning	how many, how many times? in how many ways
Original entry	-na- {in} tónakiya ‘how many, how many times? in how many ways’ B-499
Sources	EB: 499