Michoacán Nihual

Look at the following words from Michoacán Nihual, a Uto-Aztec language of Mexico, and their English translations.

[nokali] ‘my house’ [mopelo] ‘your dog’
[nokalimes] ‘my houses’ [mopelomes] ‘your dogs’
[mokali] ‘your house’ [ikwahmili] ‘his cornfield’
[ikali] ‘his house’ [nokwahmili] ‘my cornfield’
[nopelo] ‘my dog’ [mokwahmili] ‘your cornfield’

a. What is the piece of the Michoacán word that means each of the following English words?

‘house’ ____________________ ‘my’ ____________________

‘dog’ ____________________ ‘your’ ___________________

‘cornfield’ ____________________ ‘his’ ____________________

(plural marker) __________________

b. What is the English translation for the Michocán word [ipelo]?

c. How would you say ‘his cornfields’ in Michoacán?