| Sg.1 | toaku |
| Sg.2 | noaku |
| Sg.3 masc. | oaku |
| Sg.3 fem. | moaku |
| Sg.3 neuter | iaku |
| Pl.1 inclusive | foaku |
| Pl.1 exclusive | miaku |
| Pl.2 | niaku |
| Pl.3 | iaku |
Sample Sentences
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أكو ؤواه سکالي٢ أن إهورو سسيره (it is absolutely not allowed that they paddle earlier)
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una owosa toma hito, mina moaku ua (he enters the kitchen, she may not)
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ngone fosabea ge aku (we (incl.) may pray for that)
Verbs conjugated like aku
setang,
sawang,
sanoto,
sanang,
sakisi,
salese,
soropa,
sosone,
sosoro,
sosere,
sowohi,
sonoto,
soloba,
sololo,
sodihi,
sirato,
silagi,
silamo,
siliba,
sidika, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
Etymology
Ultimately from Proto-North Halmahera (likely of the form *akun); compare Loloda akunu, Sahu nga'unu (with N- prefixation), Pagu akun.