Bones-ʼnę-
Notice than all of these noun roots takes the feminine-zoic singular patient pronominal prefix. This is common with noun roots signifying body parts.
uʼnęaʼ bone, bones
[oo-oo-nen-ah-ah]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-ˀnę- noun root – bone, bones
-aˀ noun suffix
Bone joint (joining point) -hstǫtra-
uhstǫtraʼ bone joint, joining place of two bones
[ooh-ston-rah-ah]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-hstǫtr- noun root – bone joint
-aˀ noun suffix
Bone marrow -stahǫr-
ustahǫraˀ bone marrow
[oo-stah-hon-rah-ah]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-stahǫr- noun root – bone marrow
-aˀ noun suffix
Backbone, spine -haęhš–
uhaęhšaˀ spine, backbone
[oo-hah-enh-shah-ah]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-haęhš- noun root – backbone, spine
-aˀ noun suffix