Download Abujhmaria Book --Select Grammar Book-- ABJUHMARIA Grammar ANGAMI Grammar AO Grammar APATANI Grammar BHUMIJ Grammar BROKSKAT GOJRI Grammar HMAR Grammar KARBI Grammar KOKBOROK Grammar KUVI Grammar LOTHA Grammar MAO NAGA Grammar MISH Grammar MISING Grammar MUNDARI Grammar NAGA PIDGIN Grammar PURKI Grammar SEMA Grammar Theory of Binding Grammar URALI Grammar A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA ABUJHMARIA GRAMMAR G.V.Natarajan        Following gerunds are derived from verb roots by the addition of -a:na:. When followed by suffix, -n ending verbs take the oblique -d. Oblique - occurs after the verb un-’to drink’. tin ‘eat’ tin-d-a:na: ‘eating’ man ‘live’ man-d-a:na: ‘living’ han ‘go’ han-d-a:na: ‘going’ in ‘say’ in-d-a:na: ‘saying’ pun ‘know’ pun-d-a:na: ‘knowing’ un ‘drink’ un--a:na: ‘drinking’ we:h ‘speak’ we:h-a:na: ‘speaking’ ko ‘write’ ko-a:na: ‘writing’ pan ‘make’ pan-a:na: ‘making’ nak ‘cut’ nak-a:na: ‘cutting’        Nouns are also derived from the verbs by suffixing -le:. kal ‘steat’ kal-le: ‘thief’ ka:s ‘to be hot’ ka:s-le ‘(the thing) which is hot’ ‘to cook’ a-le: ‘(the food) which is cooked’ wa:y ‘to come’ wa:y-le: ‘the person who has come’ an ‘knit’ an-le ‘(the thing) which is knitted’ Previous Next Top

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