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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF URALI
Sam Mohan Lal
      ca:-an (5.22) > ca:ä ‘man who sharpen the knife’
      asag-an (5.22) > asagä ‘washer man’
      vaug-an (5.22) > vaugä ‘man from baduga tribe’
      kuru-an (5.22) > kuruä ‘blind man’
      orutt-an (5.22) > orutta ‘one man’
      iru-an (5.22) > iruä ‘man from Irula tribe’
      dana-kar-an (5.22) > dankarä ‘man who owns more cattle’
3.6.1.2. -Ø occurs after the noun stems of VI and VII (3.3.1.6,7)
      dore-Ø > dore ‘English man’
      u:ra:i-Ø > u:ra:i ‘Urali man’
      komui-Ø > komui ‘Chettiar man’
      chakkili-Ø > chakkili ‘Scavenger man’
3.6.1.3 -ma occurs after thenoun stems of type VIII (3.3.1.8)
      
      im-ma > imma ‘this boy’
      am-ma > amma ‘that boy’
      em-ma > emma ‘which boy’
3.6.2. Feminine Singular
      {-a}
       - a, -a:tti, - itti, -tti, ~ -cenni, -cci, -i, -ti
3.6.2.1. -a occurs after the noun stems of type (3.3.1.1.)
      iv-a (5.23) > iva ‘this woman’ (proximate)
      av-a(5.23) > ava ‘that woman’ (remote)
      ev-a(5.23) > eva ‘which woman’
3.6.2.2. -a:tti occurs after the noun stems of type II (3.3.1.2.)
      ca:-a:tti > ca:a:tti ‘woman who sharpen the knife’
3.6.2.3. -itti occurs after the noun stems of type III (3.3.1.3.)
      na:suv-itti > na:suvitti ‘barber woman’
      va-itti > vaitti ‘washer woman’
      kumbar-itti > kumbaritti ‘potter woman’
      tulukk-itti > tulukkitti ‘Muslim woman’
      pa:pp-itti > pa:ppitti ‘brahmin woman’

                                       

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