3. ale |
buru-tea |
joko |
hui-l-a |
we |
forest-case |
fruits |
collect-tense-cop |
|
‘We collected fruits from the forest’ |
|
4. sakam |
-ko |
daru-tea |
uru-jan-a |
leaf |
-pl. |
tree-case |
fall-tense-cop |
|
‘The leaves fell from the tree’ |
|
5. a?e |
a
|
etan-tea |
khoil-ked-a |
he |
house |
top-case |
jump-tense-cop |
|
‘He jumped from the top of the house’
|
|
4.1.7.5.
|
Locative case
|
The ecase marker is -re. This case tells the
place in which the action takes place. This case marker gives the meaning
such as ‘in’, ‘under’, ‘on’ etc. This may be seen in the following examples
:
|
1. a?e |
samaam |
baks-re
|
do-led-a |
She |
gold |
box-case |
keep-tense-cop |
|
‘She kept the gold in the box’ |
|
2. a?e |
bir-re |
tayu-a |
he |
forest-case |
live-cop |
|
|
3. a?e |
a-re
|
tai-len-a |
he |
house-case |
stay-tense-cop |
|
|
4. a?e |
moso¸a-re
|
du?p-len-a |
she |
mat-case |
sit-tense-cop |
|