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anumanomi ki: 

‘to doubt’

bacci ki: 

‘to separate’

u:ńa ki: 

‘to decrease’

ha:runa ki: 

‘to abound’

nehi ki:

 ‘to cure’


6.13.2.1
 

 The use of these verbs in sentences is illustrated.

na:nu ońńa a:?

‘I steal’ (I am a thief)"

na:nu evara?â le:buońńa ki:teni

‘I stole their money’

nańge anumanomi a:te

‘I had a doubt’

na:nu evaņa?â anumanomi ki:teni

‘I doubted him’

kaata e:yu u:ņa a:ne

‘The water in the river is decreasing’

tingulita e:yu u:ņa ki:mu

‘Decrease the water in pot’

evasi tandara a:nesi

‘He is worried’

evasi ijjo katata tandara ki:nesi

‘He is worried about the house’

mra:nuta ka:ya ha:runa a:nu

‘There is abundant fruit on the tree’

ma:rnuta ka:ya ha:runa ki:nu

‘The tree abounds with fruit’


6.13.2.2

 

When veh, ‘to say’ hal ‘to go’ are added to adverbs like o:ŗe ‘again’ verbs which signify repetition of action are formed.

o:ŗ

'again'

o:ŗe veh 

‘repeat’

o:ŗe hal 

‘go again’


6.13.2.3.

 

When tuh ‘to leave’ is added to certain stems’ verbs signifying that a type of action has been abandoned are formed. 

evasi gosseli tuste

‘He has stopped drinking’

evasi evaņa?â ste:sunta pihatuste

‘He had left him at the station’


6.13.3. 

 

When to the derived transitive the causative suffixes (of.6.5.3.1.) are added and are then followed by the finite form of the verb ki ‘to do’, derived causatives are formed 

tandaraki:vi ki:ttesi

‘he caused to worry’

 

 

 

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