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(6) tka ‘under’
tbul-in-tla-w-
sisi
tg-
table-gen.
-under-at bottle
stay-pres.

‘There is a bottle under the table’.

(7) himi ‘since’
miya-himi
watmy wa-li-ya
yesterday-since rain
rain-past.-/not

‘It has not rained since yesterday’.

(8) ska‘front’
a-ni
ng-ni
skag-
bu-pha
tg-
I-gen,
house-gen.
front-at
pro. pre.-tree
stay-pres.

‘There is a tree in front of my house.’

(9) ul ‘behind’
ng-ni-ul
kuwa
tag-
housegen./-behind
well
stay-pres.

‘There is a well behind our house’.

(10) phatar ‘outside’
bu-pha
phatar-
tha-ka
pron.pre.-/father
outside-at
go-past.

‘Father went out’.

(11) bihi ‘inside’
b tµy
bihig-
hab-y
he water
inside-at
enter-ing

 
tN-kha stay-past. ‘He entered into water and stayed there’.

(12) kar ‘middle’
huk
kar-
nkar
ta-di
field
middle-in
house-on-/raised platform
do-imp.

‘Build a hut with raised platformin the field.’

(13) gana ‘near’ :
tµyma-gana w-
bu-pha
k-tr-ma
tg-
river-near-at
pron. pre-tree
pron. pre-big
stay-pres.

‘There is a big tree at the side of the river.’

(14) phayi ‘towards-’
b
b-l
phay-ni
phay-
he pron-
pre.-jungle
towards from
come-pres.

‘He comes from the jungle side’
3.2. The Verb
Most of the Kokborok verbs can be analyzed into monosyllabic verb-roots and a set of affixes. Some of these affixes occur as verb-roots elsewhere. They also function as adverbs and aspects.
 

 

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