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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA B. MALLIKARJUN

ni:—occurs elsewhere. ni:—u > (R. 12) ni:yu   ‘you’ Sg.   Third person (Reflexive) {ta:n—}4 tan—, ta:n— tan—occurs before the case markers or the plural marker followed by the case marker. tan-e > (R. 16) tanne   'self '(Sg, Acc) tan-a > (R. 16) tanna   'self' Sg. (Gen) tan-ku > (R. 18) tana:ku   'self' Sg. (Dat) tan-ga-e >   tangale   'self' P1. (Acc) tan-ga-a >   tangaa   'self' P1. (Gen) tan-ga-ku > (R. 24) tangauku   'self' P1. (Dat)   ta:n—occurs elsewhere. ta:n- > (R. 24) ta:nu   ‘self' Sg. ta:n-ga- > (R. 24) ta:ngau   ‘self' P1.   By suffixing the plural marker -ga to the singular stem, the plural form of the third person (Reflexive) is arrived at.

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