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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF URALI
Sam Mohan Lal
      v)  i:gia:kke na:nu ni:ru auge.
          ‘I am watering these plants’
      vi)  na:nu satyamangala:kke po:ga:kku puRa:ppa·uge.
          ‘I am starting to go to Satyamangalam’
      vii)  ‘na:nu dimba:kke po:ga.
          ‘I am going to Dimbam’
3.8.5. Ablative Case
-iruddu, -liruddu and -iliruddu are the three ablative case markers used in Urali. Ablative case markers in Urali are complex in nature. They are the combination of any one of the locative case suffixes -i, -li or -ili and also the verbal participle form of the verb -iru ‘to be’ (-irudd).
It is noticed that the sociative case suffix -o:ukku precedes the ablative suffix -iruddu when the subject is either a pronoun or a personal noun.
sna-n-o:ukku-iruddu(5,18,10) > nanno:ukkiruddu
re:san-o:ukku-iruddu(5.10) > re:sano:ukkiruddu
      {-iruddu}
      -iruddu, -liruddu, -iliruddu
3.8.5.1. -iruddu occurs after the personal pronouns, human nouns and the other nouns ending in -a
      ava-o:ukku-iruddu
      (5.10)
> avao:ukkiruddu ‘from her’
      päli-o:ukku-iruddu
      (5.17,10)
> päliyo:ukkirudu ‘from pali’
      va:na-tt-iruddu (5.11) > va:na:ttiruddu ‘from the sky’
      ta:a-tt-iruddu (5.11) > to:a:ttiruddu ‘from the garden’
      mara-tt-iruddu(5.11) > mara:ttiruddu ‘from the tree’
      koa-tt-iruddu(5.11) > koa:ttiruddu ‘from the pond’
      pa:la-tt-iruddu(5.11) > pa:la:ttiruddu ‘from the bridge’
3.8.5.2. -liruddu occurs after the stems ending in -i, -e, -ä and -ä:
      ba:vi-liruddu > ba:viliruddu ‘from the well’
      pai-liruddu > pailiruddu ‘from the floor’
      da:i-liruddu > da:iliruddu ‘from the beard’
      äjje-liruddu > äjjeliruddu ‘from the track’
      muä-liruddu > muäliruddu ‘from the egg’
      mä:-liruddu > mä:liruddu ‘from the rain’

                                       

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