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         | 2. | ayu?p | -jan | -re | -ge | huyuhuyu h  y  o  aŋ | - tan -a |  | 
                    
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          | evening | - tense | - case | emp. | slow slow wind blow-past-cop |  | 
                    
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            | That was one evening; the wind was blowing 
    slowly. |  | 
                    
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         | 3. | asa  u |  a   u? | - rea gama | - te | a:  i | - ko |  |  
         |  | rain | month | - case rain | - case field | -Pl. |  | 
                    
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          | perega | - kan | - a |  
          | full | - past | -cop |  | 
                    
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            | The fields were filled with rain water. |  | 
                    
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        | 4. | h  y   | - te | baba | - daru | - ko | phiri | o  aŋ | ba  a- |  
        |  | wind | -case | paddy | - tree | -pl. | shake | blow | continue |  | 
                    
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            | The wind is blowing continuously; the paddy 
    plants are swaying due to the wind. |  | 
                    
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         | 5. | joto | -dai | -ge | lil | -boron | lelo - tan -a |  
         |  | every | - place | -emph. | green | -colour | see-past-cop |  | 
                    
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            | Everywhere green colour is seen |  | 
                    
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         | 6. |   a | - ko | - ren | ha  am | h    | -ko rasi | - kate |  
         |  | house | - pl. | - case | old | man | -pl. | enjoy-while |  | 
                    
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          | baba | - ko lel |  a   a |  u   e |  u   e-te | reoko |  | 
                    
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          | paddy | -pl | seestick | bending | also-pl. |  | 
                    
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          | seno | - tan | -a |  
          | see | - past | -cop |  | 
                    
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            | The old people went to the field with the help 
    of sticks. |  | 
                    
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          | 7. | hatu | - japa maraŋ | - buru |  
          |  | village | - near big | -mountain |  | 
                    
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            | There was a big mountain near the village. |  | 
                    
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         | 8. | true | -case-emph. | like that | - mountain | - emph. | village |  | 
                    
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         | rea | jha   i |  
         | case | boundary |  | 
                    
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          | The mountain stood like a boundary wall to the 
    village. |  | 
                    
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         | 9. | hatu | -tea | buru-ga- | ko jo | lel -re | - isu | rasika - |  
         |  | village | - case | mountain | -case | pl | also look | - very happy |  | 
                    
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          | They felt very happy when they saw the mountain 
    from the village. |  | 
                    
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        | 10. | en - buru | - latar - re | jharna-ta | purab- sa |  
        |  | that mountain | below-case | stream | -east-side |  | 
                    
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          | me?t | - kate | a?e | - a | sur | -te | ku·u | ku·u |  | 
                    
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         | face | -while he | - case | tongue | -case | musical | sound |  | 
                    
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         | duraŋ | duraŋ | -te liŋgi | seno | - tan | -a |  
         | sing | - case | flow | -go | - past | - cop |  | 
                    
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          | A stream was flowing from the bottom of the 
    mountain towards east with musical sound. |  | 
                    
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          | 11. | bir | buru- | ren | kulla | ha·aga | bana | hati |  e  e |  
          |  | forest | mountain | -case | lion | tiger | bear | elephant | bird |  | 
                    
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          en | - jarna | - rea | da?a | nu | -kate | ako | -a |  
         | insect | that | stream | -case | water drink | - while they | -case |  | 
                    
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         | tetaŋ | -ko me  haw | - ja?t | - tai ken | -a |  | 
                    
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        | thirst | -PT quench | past | -cop |  | 
                    
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          | Wild animals like lions, tigers, elephants and 
    birds and insects used to come to the steam to quench their thirst. |  |