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A few examples are :
 

hũ

 k

krũ

lgo 

wo 

‘I (mas.) 

am 

working’

2-3-4-5
 

hm

k

krã  

lga 

wa 

‘We 

are 

working’

1  2-3-4-5
 

wa 

jy

lgi 

wi 

‘She 

is 

going’

2-3-4
 

we 

jy

lgĩ

wĩ

‘They (fem.)

 are 

going’

2-3-4
 

we 

jy

lgĩ

wĩ

thĩ

‘They (fem.) 

were 

going’

2-3-4


(f) There is another type of verb-verb compound stem in which first member is always perfective participial form and the second member is always /lo-/ inflected and such compound verbal stems always denote the passive mood.
 

A few examples are :
 

k

lgi 

lo  

‘It 

must 

bell’

1

 2  2
 

k

bjai 

lo  

‘The 

bell 

must 

ring’

2
 

k

kIyo  lo   ‘The  work  need  to  be  one’

2


Three-member compound verbal stems

 

There are also compound verbal stems which are constituted of three verbal stems. In such compound stems either the first member is a verbal base taking the infinitive oblique form as the second member or the first and second members are simply verbal bases followed by one of the intensifiers as third member permissible with infinitive oblique form and verbal bases as given above in (a & b)
 

A few examples are :
 

Us

na 

y  

dand 

l  

ja  

deo

‘Let 

him 

take 

this 

bullock’

7 1-2  5-6  4
 

wo 

xoto 

ní

l€

ja 

deto 

‘He

 does

 not 

allow 

to  take

the 

donkey’

4-5 2
 

wo 

mewo

 de  ja lgo  ‘He  began  to  give  fruit’

1  5  3-4  2
 

wa 

k

k

ja  

lgi 

‘She 

began 

working’

1

2-3-4
 

wo 

pàa

 manj 

l  

ayo 

‘He 

cleaned 

the  utensils’

3-4-5  2

etc.

Following are the suffixes added to the verbal stems.
 

(a) Person-Number suffixes
 

Singular 

Plural

1.

Ist 

-ã

IInd 

-

-

III rd 

-

-

2. 

IInd 

f ~ -o 

-o

3.

 

IInd 

 

-Iye 

 

-Iyo

 

 

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