| 10.1.3.1. Subject Deletion in SV |
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we:ha: |
‘(you) speak, tell’ |
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han |
‘(you) go’ |
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hila: |
‘(you) stand’ |
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| 10. 1. 3. 2. Subject Deletion in SOV |
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an aru: e:r ta:y |
‘go and bring water’ |
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pandi: we:hma: |
‘do not tell lies’ |
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suwa:te: u ma: |
‘do not peep in the well’ |
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| 10.1.3.3. Object Deletion |
| Object is deleted in SO2O1V type. |
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pe:ki: e:r tata:na: lo:te: hat
‘girl went inside the house to bring water’
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wo:r un a:la:y e:r tatu:r
‘he brought water to drink’ |
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wo:r wo:na: mari:n lo:ho:r
‘he will not send his son’ |
| In the examples given above, object2 is deleted |
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nima:wo:rkun beske:hi:ti:n?
'when did you give him?' |
| In this example object1 is deleted |
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| 10.1.3.4. Verb Deletion |
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In the clause type of subject-subjective complement-verb, the verb is deleted optionally.
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ad pe:ki: |
‘that (is a) girl’ |
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wo:r ka:na:l |
‘he (is a) blind’ |
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id bo:na: lo:n |
‘whose house (is) this ?’ |
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| 10.1.4. Obligatory Elements |
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The obligatory elements found in these clause types are subject, object, complement and verb.
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| 10.1.4.1. Subject |
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Subject is always a single noun or pronoun, a noun or pronoun phrase, an adjective or adjectival phrase used as a noun or verbal noun.
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