When struck with nettles, the frog skin became warty and ugly.

The use of /-gõ/ with the noun seems to be peculiar. If implicative, it should have occurred with the verb /aba-/.

31.  syakõyąla   happen-Def-T-Ret   (Thus) happened (the tale).

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