| A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF URALI |
| Sam Mohan Lal |
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| 3.2.1.1.1. Personal Nouns |
| Masculine |
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| i:rä |
‘Iran’ |
| ba:lä |
‘Balan’ |
bo: ä |
‘Bolan’ |
| dėsä |
‘Desan’ |
| kuä |
‘Kullan’ |
| künjä |
‘Kunjan’ |
gu  ä |
‘Gundan’ |
| jeiyä |
‘Jediyan’ |
| sokkä |
‘Sokkan’ |
| masaä |
‘Masanan’ |
| nancä |
‘Nancan’ |
| lingä |
‘Lingan’ |
| lasmä |
‘Lashman’ |
| re:sä |
‘Resan’ |
| Feminine |
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| pa:Rvadi |
‘Parvathi’ |
| päli |
‘Pali’ |
| bo:i |
‘Boli’ |
| dėsi |
‘Desi’ |
| künji |
‘Kunji’ |
| sokki |
‘Sokki’ |
| märi |
‘Mari’ |
| lasmi |
‘Lakshmi’ |
| re:si |
‘Resi’ |
| rangi |
‘Rangi’ |
| ra:mi |
‘Rami’ |
| 3.2.1.1.2. Nonpersonal Nouns |
| Nouns which take the common plural marker -a:r (3.5.2.2.1) are classified under this. |
| aä |
‘elder brother’ |
| ba:ve |
‘younger sister-in-law’ |
| kurui |
‘blind woman’ |
| tanga |
‘younger sister’ |
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