3.8.8.1 -kku occurs with all the nouns except verbal nouns. |
paa-kku (5.11) |
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paa:kku |
‘money’ (Purp.) |
gia-kku (5.11) |
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gia:kku |
‘plant’ (Purp.) |
tele-kku |
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telekku |
‘head’ (Purp.) |
pa:lu-kku
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pa:lukku |
‘milk’ (Purp. |
-ka:kku occurs elsewhere |
e:R-g-Ø-ed-ka:kku (5.19) |
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e:Rugeduka:kku |
‘for climbing’ |
te:k-Ø-ed-ka:kku (5.19) |
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te:kkeduka:kku |
‘for rubbing’ |
tin-is-g-Ø-ed-ka:kku (5.18.19) |
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tinnisugeduka:kku |
‘for causing to eat’ |
sol-is-in-ed-ka:kku (5.18,19) |
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sollisineduka:kku |
‘for caused to eat’ |
i) paa:kku pa:lu va:nginä |
‘He purchased milk for the money’ |
ii) ra:mäkku ammä oru pi:nä:si va:ngina |
‘Father purchased a musical instrument for Rama’ |
iii) pee ko:yikku agvė paa tanda |
‘Mother gave money for the hen’ |
iv) avä mara veugeduka:kku ka:ukke po:gä |
‘He is going to the forest for the purpose of cutting the tree’ |
v) aäne monnikka:deduka:kku ammä ra:miye aitta |
‘Father bet Rami for not forgiving the elder brother’ |
3.8.9. Vocative Case |
In Urali, there is no separate marker to donote the vocative case; instead, the final vowel of the noun gets lengthened which gives the distinction between / the nominative and vocative. |