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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF URALI
Sam Mohan Lal
      kea-nd-a (5.23) > keanda (Intr.) } } ‘(she) lied down’
      kea-t-in-a (5.1,23) > ke ttina (Tr-) }
      ayi:nd-ad (5.19) > ayi dadu (Intr.) ‘(it) filtered’
      ayi-t-in-an (5.1,22) > ayittinä (Tr.) ‘(he) filtered’
            ale ‘wander’
            aRu- ‘cut’
            te:- ‘rub’
            e- ‘break’
            ki:- ‘tear’
            sene- ‘wet’
            se:r- ‘join’
            me:- ‘graze’
            mau- ‘fold’
            muu- ‘complete’
            muRi ‘break’
            re- ‘grind’
            vu:- ‘fall’
4.1.2.2.2.1 Intransitive2 (Intr2)
Intransitive2 (Intr2) stems take the past tense marker -nd- when they are in the intransitive mood. These verbs can be made transitive and will take the transitive marker -tt-. When the verbs are in transitive mood, they take -in- as the past tense marker.
      e:ma:R-nd-iri (5.3) > e:ma:ndiri (Intr.) } } ‘(you pl.) deceived)
      e:ma:R-tt-in-iri (5.3) > e:ma:ttiniri (Tr.) }
      suru-nd-ad (5.2,3,19) > suruadu (Intr.) ‘(it) coiled’
      suru-tt-in-an (5.2,3,22) > suruinä (Tr.) ‘(he) rolled’
      pa:y-nd-ad (5.19) > pa:yndadu (Intr.) ‘(it) flowed’
      pa:y-tt-in-a (5.2,4,23) > pa:ccina (Tr.) ‘(she) irrigated’
            para- ‘spread’
            ni:- ‘be lengthened’
            ru- ‘roll’
            vera- ‘be frightened’
            vaar- ‘grow’

                                       

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