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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF URALI
Sam Mohan Lal
3.8.6. Genitive Case
      The two genitive markers are -a and -ttu and the latter is optional
      {-a}
       -a, -ttu
3.8.6.1. -a occurs after the oblique bases of the first, second and reflexive pronouns.
      na-n-a (5.18) > nanna ‘my’
      ni-Ø-a (5.17) > niya ‘your’ (Sg.)
      ni-m-a (5.18) > nimma ‘yours’ (Pl.)
      na-m-a (5.18) > namma ‘ours’
      ta-n-a (5.18) > tanna ‘oneself’
      ta-m-a (5.18) > tamma ‘themselves’
3.8.6.2. -ttu occurs elsewhere.
      mara-ttu (5.11) > mara:ttu ‘tree’s’
      tadi-ttu > taittu ‘log’s’
      gia-ttu (5.11) > gia:ttu ‘plant’s’
      koi-ttu > koittu ‘creeper’s’
      ka:Ru-ttu > ka:Ruttu ‘car’s’
      koa-ttu (5.11) > koa:ttu ‘pond’s’
      koyi-ttu > ko:yittu ‘fowel’s’
      ava-ttu (5.23) > avattu ‘her’
      avan-ttu (5.22) > avättu ‘his’
      i)  idu nanna ku:re
          ‘This is my house’
      ii)  idu niya ku:re.
          ‘This is your house’
      iii)  adu nimma dana
          ‘That is your cow’
      iv)  idu namma paa.
          ‘This is our money’
      v)  avä nanna ku:reli irukkä.
          ‘He is in my house’

                                       

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