Why is this in the N/N noun class lesson?
M/Mi
I don“t understand yake = its
-ake can mean "his", "her" or "its".
As its is qualifying a plural noun 'roots' should it not be zake. I'm confused.
No. The word mizizi is from the m/mi noun ckass and therefore the plural possesive prefix is y- in accordance with the m/mi class