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ABUJHMARIA GRAMMAR
G.V.Natarajan
-ci: occurs after -h ending verb stems.
awih-ci: ‘having found
we:h-ci: ‘having told’
ke:h-ci: ‘having closed’
te:h-ci: ‘having risen’
bu:h-ci: ‘having barked’
ni:h-ci: ‘having filled’
do:h-ci: ‘having fastened’
-ji: occurs after the verb stems ending in a nasal.
un-ji: ‘having drunk’
tin-ji: ‘having eating’
han-ji: ‘having gone’
man-ji: ‘having lived’
pun-ji: ‘having known’
in-ji: ‘having said’
-si: occurs elsewhere.
mu-si: ‘having fallen’
i-si: ‘having touched’
pi:-si: ‘having remained’
ta:lk-si: ‘having sung’
ki:-si: ‘having done’
hi:-si: ‘having given’
pan-si: ‘having prepared’
a-si: ‘having wept’
kal-si: ‘having stolen’
7.10.2. Adjectiveal Participle
       Adjectival participle is formed by the addition of the suffix -le: to the verb stem. When masculine nouns follow, the masculine suffix -r is added to the suffix -le:.
wa:y wa:yle:r mu:l ‘people who came’
ol olle:r ma:ne: ‘man who died’
ka:s ka:sle: e:r ‘hot water’
pu pule: piya: ‘calf which is born’
han hanle: ko:nda: ‘bull which went’
pan panle: go:o: ‘food which was prepared’
un uncle: da:rugo: ‘at the time of coming’
       Like nouns the adjectival participles too take postpostions.
ta:lkle: pakke: ‘after the talk or having talked’
ta:lkle: munne: ‘before the talk’
wa:yle: honno: ‘at the time of coming’
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