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/kįd gmč1    mlāky2   hįramgaso3/ all-man-Nom village-Loc assemble-RecP `all  the  men1  assembled3  in  the   village2’
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/h   myą1   įkw2   I-Poss wife-Nom house-Loc ą3/ sleep-Hab (3Sg) `my  wife1  sleeps3  in  the  house2’
(4) Ablative NP :
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/bśbśtył1   jyįbmalł2  tarwįmlāõ3   once once-Adv God-Nom heaven-Abl bóą4/ go-Hab (3Sg) `sometimes1   God2  goes from  heaven3’
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/jyimcyane1   hibįgõ2  į3 Jimchane-Nom forest-Abl house-Dat hanįso4/ come-RecP `Jimchane1   came4   home3  from  the  forest2’
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/h     mįyą1   hnył2    I-Pose wife-Nom I-Ablplįrįza3   syiliyą4/ rupees-thousand-Acc take-RemP `my   wife1   took4  a  thousand  rupees3   from   me2’
(5) Instrumental NP :
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/cyį1   tįragõ2   tamyā3  he-Nom dao-Inst tiger-Accsyéą4/ kill-Hab (3Sg) `he1   kills4   a   tiger3  with  a  dao2’
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/ajyindyab1   dimigõ2   pįhwć3  quwwn-Nom nettles-Inst frog-Acc yõkõyą4/ hit-Def-T `the  queen1  hit4  the  frog3 with  nettles2’
3.4.	Reflexivization
In a simple sentence with a transitive VC, if the referent of the nominative NP is the same as or includes the referent of the accusative NP, the sentence undergoes a reflexive transformation. The accusative NP is deleted and the VC is detransitivized by adding the reflexive derivative suffix /-tyu/. Consider the sentences
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/cyį1   syétyuso2/ he-Nom kill-Ref-RecP `he1   killed  himself2’
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/cyį1   tamyā2   syéso3/ `he1   killed3   a  tiger2’
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/mówą1    mķyą2   hwą3/ `husband1   sees3   wife2’
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/mówą1   hwtyuą2/ husband-Nom see-Ref-Hab (3Sg) `husband1   sees   himself2’