| In the continuous speech, it is observed that generally while using the auxiliary verb -iru-, the initial vowel i- is deleted. |
| ki:ttirukken |
> |
ki:ttrukke |
|
| unittirukkan |
> |
unittrukkä |
|
| vandirukke:m |
> |
vandrukke:mu |
|
| 4.19.1.2. Utility |
| The notion of utility is conveyed the auxiliary verb -vey- |
| {-vey-} |
| ~-vey- |
| sambäri-t-Ø-vey-t-a(5.1,19,4) |
> |
sambärittuvetta |
‘(you sg.) have earned’ |
| 4.19.1.3. Demonstrational |
Demonstrational notion is being conveyed while using the auxiliary verb -ka: - |
na a-nd-Ø-ka:-in-e:m(5.19) |
> |
naanduka:ine:mu |
‘(we) demonstrated how to walk’ |
| 4.19.1.4. Completive |
| Completive notion in Urali is conveyed through the auxiliary verb -mu·i- |
| {-mui-} |
| ~-mui- |
| Rong-k-in-Ø-mui-t-iri(5.5,7,20,1) |
> |
Rokkimuittiri |
‘(you pl.) made (x) to sleep’ |
| ve-in-Ø-mui-t-an (5.20,1,22) |
> |
veimuittä |
‘(he) finished cutting’ |
| 4.19.1.5 Definitive |
| In Urali, the auxiliary verb -vi- gives a definitive notion in completing an action in addition to the completive meaning it gives. |
| {-vi-} |
| ~ -vi- |
var-n-Ø-vi-t-a (5.3,19,5,6,23) |
> |
vanduvia |
‘(she) came’ |
| anc-in-Ø-vid-t-en(5.20,5,6,24) |
> |
anciviėe |
‘(I) scared’ |
| 4.19.1.6 Accidental |
| The accidental notion is conveyed by the marker -po:- |
| {-po:-} |
| ~ -po:- |
| i-nd-Ø-po:-n-ad (5.19) |
> |
indupo:nadu |
‘broke into pieces’ |
