| e)
|
bla:
|
It
confirms a fact. |
|
|
| Examples
: |
ar thanani lama kµrµy-bla |
| ‘There
is certainly no road to go there.’ |
b sa lan san-bla |
| ‘Do
ask the boy.’ |
| f) |
las : |
It confirms
the act or the actor. |
|
|
| Examples: |
nµ -las ‘It is you.’ |
| nµ
him-las ‘So you did walk !’ |
| 3.4.2.
Exclamation: |
| i) |
blas : |
It is used
for the exclamation of extreme joy. |
|
|
| Example
: |
| au
blas
r
gayri
t |
| ‘Yes
it is true, there is a gayring.’ |
| ii) |
dur: |
It is used for the
exclamation of disagreements. |
|
|
| It
can be translated as ‘non-sense’. |
| Example: |
| dur
amutuy kunuphuru t-t |
| ‘Nonsense
! can it ever be like this ? |
| 3.4.3.
Endearment : |
| mnay ‘dear’: It is an address form used to
express love to the youngsters. |
| Examples: |
| ta-kab-di
m«nay |
| ‘Do
not weep, my dear.’ |
| ab
tam
mnay |
| ‘What
is that, dear.’ |
| 3.4.4.
Address: |
|
is used to draw someone’s attention while
addressing him. |
|
kra
nµ
br
thanay |
| ‘O
turtle , where do you intend to go?’ |
bay an
nay hidi |
| ‘O
sister, look at me.’ |
| 3.4.5.
Affirmation and negation : |
Affirmation
: i) h â
‘yes’: |
| Examples
: |
| hâ
u uman |
| ‘Yes,
that can happen.’ |
| ii)
au ‘yes’ denotes agreement with stress. |
