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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF URALI
Sam Mohan Lal
4.1.3. Class III
The verb stems which take -t- as past tense marker belong to this class.
4.1.3.1 Inherent transitive
      eu-t-iri (5.1) > euttiri ‘(you pl.) took’
      ai-t-an (5.1,22) > aittä ‘(he) bet’
      au-t-a (5.1,23) > autta ‘(she) cooked’
      uni-t-iri (5.1) > unittiri ‘(you pl.) thought’
      pR-t-a (5.23,23) > peRRa ‘(she) gave birth’
      po:t-iri (5.1) > po:ttiri ‘(you) covered’
            pai- ‘learn, study, read’
            paRi- ‘pluck’
            pa:r- ‘see’
            pui- ‘touch’
            tin- ‘eat’
            kė:- ‘ask, hear’
            jeyi- ‘win’
            ju- ‘burn’
            sinka:ri- ‘decorate’
            siuvi- ‘whistle’
            sambäri- ‘earn’
            sore- ‘shave’
            men- ‘chew’
            menni- ‘forgive’
            na- ‘plant’
            le- ‘call’
            vi- ‘leave’
            via:ppi- ‘request’
            ve- ‘place’
            vede- ‘sow’
            vaRu- ‘fry’
4.1.3.2. Intransitives
4.1.3.2.1. Intransitive1 (Intr1) which cannot be made transitive.
      eni-t-ad (5.1,19) > enittadu ‘be sweet’
      ėe-t-iri (5.1) > ėettiri ‘became weak’
      oe-t-ad (5.1,19) > oettadu ‘(it) barked’
      pee-t-a (5.1.23) > peetta ‘(she) survived’
      pui-t-ad (5.1,19) > puittadu ‘(it) sour’

                                       

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