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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF URALI
Sam Mohan Lal
6.3.1.8.3      NP. Dat.
The constituent N of NP. Dat. is in dative case and expresses the indirect object in a sentence involving transitive verb.
   amma avarukku paa kouttä ‘That boy gave money to him’
   that boy - he (Hon.) (Dat.) - money gave (P.T.)
   na:nu dimba:kke po:ge ‘I am going to Dimbam’
   I - Dimbam (Dat.) - go (P.T.)
6.3.1.8.4       NP. Soc.
The constituent N of the NP. Soc. is in the sociative case.
      avano:ukku po:ge ‘I am going with him’
      he (Soc.) - go (P.T.)
      katteyo:e poga ‘She is going with the donkey’
      donkey (Soc.) - go (P.T.)
6.3.1.8.5      NP. Gen.
The constituent N of the NP. Gen. is in the genitive case.
      nimma ku:re ‘Your house’
      your - house
      mara:ttu tai ‘Tree’s log’
      tree (Gen.) - log
6.3.1.8.6       NP. Loc.
The constituent N of the NP. Loc. is in the locative case form. NP. Loc. indicates the locus of action denoted by the verb.
      mara:tti ė:Rugä ‘He is climbing (the) tree’
      tree (Loc.) - climb (P.T.)
      ku:reli po:ga
      house (Loc.) - go (P.T.)
6.3.1.8.7.      NP. Inst.
The constituent N of the NP. Inst. is in the instrumental case form.
      mara:kku ma:inä ‘He prepared (it) with wood’
      tree (Inst.) - prepared (P.T.)
      pe:na:tti euduge:mu ‘We are writing with (the) pen.
      pen (Inst.) - write (P.T.)

                                       

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