ne hem |
‘my house’ |
ke
cimi |
‘leg nail’ |
ri cimun |
‘hand finger’ |
nechomaratum
|
‘my children’
|
|
5.
|
The noun followed or preceded by qualitative
or numeral adjectives or both |
mir ke-er
|
‘red flower’
|
ke-er a-mir |
‘red flower’ |
tomo ichi |
‘one story’ |
ichi atomo |
‘one story’ |
natum
bahinita |
‘you both’ |
monit kediatum
|
‘tall men’ |
kedi
amonit atum
|
‘tall men’ |
vo kethe keme
|
‘the big beautiful bird’
|
vo akethe keme |
‘the big beautiful bird’
|
ilo
kethe akatuy kethom
] |
|
ilokethom akethe katuy
]
|
‘three big high |
kethom kethe akatuy
alo
] |
hills’ |
kethom alokethe akatuy
]
|
|
la kitap pak-pho |
‘these five books’ |
la pakpho akitap
|
‘these five books’
|
|
6.
|
The noun followed or preceded by quantifier
|
|
7.
|
The noun followed by cases |
ne la -phan thek-lolo |
‘I saw him’
|
latum aphan tomo than-non |
‘cut the banana with a knife’
|
la hidi abopen
damlo |
‘he went through (the middle of) the field’
|
ne nejirpo alo
dampo |
‘I had gone to my friend’
|
|
8
|
The noun followed by postposition
|
the
pi acho
vo do |
‘the bird is on the tree’
|
tebul a-thak arjapnon |
‘stand on the table’
|
|
9
|
The noun followed by both postposition and
case
|
ne hem arlo -pen valo |
‘I came out of the house’
|
ne roytan -pen valo |
‘I came from outside’
|
la-phan -pen na
corapnon |
‘you eat with him’
|
|