| -cok occurs after the verb stems ending in -h. |
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we:h-cok |
‘saying’ |
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pu:h-cok |
‘blooming’ |
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te:h- |
‘showing’ |
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wa:h-cok |
‘boiling’ |
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ke:h-cok |
‘arresting, obstructing’ |
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| -jok occurs after the verb stems ending in a nasal. |
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man-jok |
‘living’ |
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mam-jok |
‘selling’ |
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tin-jok |
‘eating’ |
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han-jok |
‘going’ |
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in-jok |
‘saying’ |
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pun-jok |
‘knowing’ |
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un-jok |
‘drinking’ |
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| -sok occurs elsewhere. |
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weli:-sok |
‘wandering’ |
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ki:-sok |
‘doing’ |
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kal-sok |
‘stealing’ |
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gu: -sok |
‘sleeping’ |
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ki:nj-sok |
‘listening’ |
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wa k-sok |
‘singing’ |
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pan-sok |
‘making’ |
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a -sok |
‘cooking’ |
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a-sok |
‘weeping’ |
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| 7.10.1.2. Past |
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Past adverbial participles are formed by adding the suffix -ci: to the verb stems which gives the meaning of ‘having said, having eaten; etc. It has two phonologically conditioned allomorphs -ji: and -si:.
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