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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA B. MALLIKARJUN

nam—occurs before the case markers and indicates the 'inclusive' meaning. nam-e > (R. 16) namme   'we' (Ace) nam-a > (R. 16) namma   'we' (Gen) nam-ku > (R. 18) nama:ku   'we' (Dat)   na:m—occurs elsewhere. na:m- > (R.24) na:mu   'we' (Incl)   Second person nin—occurs before the case marker and also before plural marker—ga followed by the case markers. nin-e > (R. 16) ninne   'you' Sg. (Acc) nin-a > (R. 16) ninna   'you' (Sg, Gen) nin-ku > (R. 18) nina:ku   'you' (Sg, Dat) nin-e-kou > (R. 16) ninnekou   'you' (Sg, Cau) nin-ga-a >   ningaa   'you' (Sg, Gen) nin-ga-ku > (R. 24) ningauku   'you' (Sg, Dat)   ni:n—occurs before the plural marker ga not followed by the case markers. ni:n-ga- > (R. 24) ni:ngau   'you' P1.

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