| ma |
‘(i) used as a negative marker, |
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(ii) verb (indicates negative)’ |
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| mi |
‘(i) used as accusative case marker, |
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(ii) used as dative case marker’ |
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(iii) used as a sequential verb added to another
verb to mean ‘put out fire’ |
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mi  |
‘(i) added to indicate that the doer is successful
in doing the action. |
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(ii) added to indicate that the action is
done without any specific aim’ |
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| myo |
‘added to the verb to indicate that
the action is performed in advance’ |
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| yi |
‘added to the verb to indicate that the subject
is moving to a higher plane’ |
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| yo |
‘(i) used with the meaning ‘night’ along with
other elements, |
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(ii) added to the verb to form prohibitive
constructions’ |
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ra |
‘(i) added to the verb to indicate the continuity
of the action, |
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(ii) added to indicate that the work is incomplete
and has to be completed’ |
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| ri |
‘added to the verb to indicate that the work
is at the initial/starting stage’ |
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| ru |
‘(i) added to the verb to indicate the
intolerable / bad aspect of the action, |
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(ii) added to indicate the difficulty that
the doer experiences in performing the action’ |
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| re |
‘added to indicate the action in performed
in excess’ |
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| ro |
‘(i) used as a classifier with adverbs, |
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(ii) used as an adjective meaning ‘big’ and
occurs with a classifier’ |
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(iii) used as a noun to mean ‘morning’ and
occurs with other time units’ |
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| la |
‘(i) used as a conjoining marker with
nouns and numerals, |
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(ii) added in numerals with the meaning ‘ten’
to form multiples of ‘hundred, |
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(iii) added to the verb to indicate that the
doer is an expert in performing the action, |
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(iv) used to form adverbial clauses (verbal
participles)’ |
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li  |
‘used to mean ‘evening’ with other elements’ |
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| lu |
‘added to the verb to indicate that the action
has affected another action unfavorably’ |