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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF URALI
Sam Mohan Lal
4.12.1 -Ø occurs after the past tense marker.
   nakk-in-Ø (5.20) > nakki ‘having licked’
   a:R-tt-in-Ø (5.3,20) > a:tti (Tr.) } } ‘having cooled’
   a:R-in-Ø(5.20) > a:Ri (Intr.) }
   la:nd-Ø > la:ndu (5.19) ‘having measured’
   ne:l-nd-Ø > ne:ndu (5.3,19) ‘having hanged’
   ki:t-in-Ø (5.1,20) > ki:tti ‘having torn’
   ėRu-dd-Ø (5.19) > ėRuddu ‘having threw’
   u:d-Ø (5.19) > u:du ‘having ploughed’
   sol-n-Ø (5.8,19) > sonnu ‘having told’
   sol-is-in-Ø (5.18,20) > sollisi ‘having caused to tell’
   tin-is-in-Ø (5.18,20) > tinnisi ‘having caused to eat’
   ve-is-in-Ø (5.20) > veisi ‘having caused to cut’
4.12.2 -e occurs after the negative marker -a:d
   ja:R-g-a:d-e (5.19) > ja:Ruga:de ‘without slipping’
   se:-g-a:d-e > se:ga:de ‘without doing’
   soRi-g-a:d-e > soRiga:de ‘without scratching’
   e:vus-g-a:d-e (5.19) > e:vusuga:de ‘without causing to break’
   pa:-is-g-a:d-e (5.19) > pa:isuga:de ‘without causing to sing’
4.13 Participial Noun
To derive a participial noun, the relative participle and the following pronoun are used. For example, the participial noun vea:·inadu ‘that which played’ is derived fromt he relative participle vea:·ina ‘played’ (Adj.) and the neuter pronoun adu ‘(it) that’. This is the subject predicate relationship.
      St.- {Tr.] - [cau.] - [L.M.] - [Neg2][Tense] {-Ø]
          -Ø-, -av-
4.13.1 -Ø occurs before the third person neuter singular -ad (4.18.3.3) and the plural -avei (3.1.2.1.1.2)
   o:-k-in-Ø-ad (5.5,6,19) > oinadu (Tr.) } } ‘(that) which ran’
   o:-in-Ø-ad (5.19) > o:inadu (Intr.) }
   o:-in-Ø-avei > o:inavei ‘(those) which ran’

                                       

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