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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA
gon
č
aun
k
h
yo
˛
u
1
2 3
bring-hon (the)
clothes
2 3
1
p
h
is
t
a
so
˛
u
1
2 3
go
out - hon
2
1 3
The suffix -
ik which follows the verbb root denotes that the noun phrase which functions as the subject of the sentence is plural.
so
ik
1 2
go (pl.)
1 2
yo
ik
1 2
come (pl.)
1 2
sil
ik
1 2
read (pl.)
1 2
zbri
ik
1 2
write (pl.)
1 2
-ma expresses the meaning of prohibitive/hortative. It precedes the verb root.
mayo
1 2
Don’t come
1 2
maso
1 2
Don’t go
1 2
mak
h
yo
1 2
Don’t bring
1 2
mazo
1 2
Don’t eat
1 2
Honorific
mayo
˛
u
1 2 3
Don’t come (hon.)
1 2 3
maso
˛
u
1 2 3
Don’t go (hon.)
1 2 3
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