4.9.2 Derived pronouns |
The derived pronouns are classified into three groups. |
(i) |
Proximate pronouns |
(ii) |
Remote pronouns |
(iii) |
Interrogative pronouns |
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Proximate pronouns |
{i:} i-, i: |
i—occurs with gender- number markers. |
i-ve |
> |
ive |
‘he’ (Pro) |
i-va:lu |
> |
iva:lu |
‘she’ (Pro) |
i-ve-n-e |
> |
ivene |
‘he’ (Pro, Ace) |
i-ve-n-a |
> |
ivena |
‘he’ (Pro, Gen) |
i-ve-gu |
> |
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(R. 17) |
ivangu |
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‘he’ (Pro, Dat) |
ive-li |
> |
iveli |
‘he’ (Pro, Loc) |
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i: occurs elsewhere. |
i:moe |
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‘this boy’ |
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Remote pronouns |
{ a: } a—, a: |
a—occurs with gender-number markers. |
a-ve |
> |
ave |
‘he’ (Remo) |
a-va:lu |
> |
ava:lu |
‘she’ (Remo) |
a-ve-n-e |
> |
avene |
‘he’(Remo, Acc) |
a-ve-n-a |
> |
avena |
‘he’ (Remo, Gen) |
a-ve-gu |
> |
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(R- 17) |
avangu |
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‘he’ (Remo, Dat) |
a-ve-li |
> |
aveli |
‘he’(Remo, Loc) |
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