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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA
2.
The verb followed by another simple verb:
ta
-tha
-ka
‘went and worked’
a
uk-phay-di
‘come and sit.’
k
n
r-bay-di
‘finish moving (aside)’
3.
The verb followed by the causative :
(All the adverbs are listed below)
a-ru kha
‘caused to eat’
nay-
m-lay-ru-g
ra-kha
‘at first caused to look together from a hideout’
nay-
m-lay-ru-tha
-ka
‘went and caused to look together from a hideout’
nay-h
ÛÛÛ
r-lay-g
ra-ru-kha
‘at first caused to look together from a distance’
a-i-k
-la
-tha
-ka
‘went, meanwhile climbed, then went and ate.’
1 More than three verb-roots cannot occur together.
Example :
nay-
m-bay-kha
‘finished looking from a hideout’
4.
The verb followed by the bound adverb
2 :
nay-
m-kha
‘looked from a hideout’
a-h
r-kha
‘ate from a distance’
pay-suk-kha
‘almost finished’
t
-th
k-ka
‘lived happily.’
5.
The verb preceded by the free adverb: These free adverbs are (i) manner words (ii) temporal words (iii) locative words and (iv) case nouns.
(i) b
dakti
kam khlay
‘He works quickly.’
b
r
kab
‘He weeps unnecessarily’
b
say
µ
n
phay
‘He came alone’
(ii) b
miya
phayka
‘He came yesterday’
tabuk
hug
tha
di
‘Go to field now’
bini
s
«ka
phaydi
‘Come before him’
2 Not more than three adverbs can occur together.
Example :
r
-h
-lay-g*ra-kha
‘at first sent from a distance together’
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