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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA B. MALLIKARJUN

e:yu occurs elsewhere. e:yu   ‘seven’ e:yu-nu:ru     e:ynu:ru   ‘seven hundred’ e:yu mara   ‘seven trees’   {eu} em. eu ‘eight’ em occurs before the alternants of ten pattu and padu. em-padu > (R. 21(a) embadu   ‘eighty’ em-patt -onju > (R. 21(a) embattonju   ‘eighty one’   eu occurs elsewhere. eu   ‘eight’ e -nu:ru >   enu:ru   ‘eight hundred’ eu   eli   ‘eight rats’ {oymbadu} tom, ombe, oymbodu ‘nine’   tom occurs before the alternants of ten pattu and padu. ton-padu > (R. 21 (a) tombadu   ‘ninety’ tom-patt -onju > (R. 21(a) tombattonju   ‘ninety one’   ombe occurs before the numeral nu:ru ‘hundred’ ombe-nu:ru >   ombenu:ru   ‘nine hundred’   oymbadu occurs elsewhere. oymbadu   ‘nine’ oymbadu mara   ‘nine trees’

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