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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA B. MALLIKARJUN

Count nouns Some of the count nouns are as follows: pi:li 'eyelash' kutti 'eye ball' pa:e 'bee hive' po:e 'shallow part of the tree' birelu 'finger' i:ru 'egg of bug' ba:lu 'tail' puu 'wound'   Non-count nouns The inanimate non-count nouns are classified into Mass nouns Abstract nouns   Mass nouns Some of the mass nouns are as follows: o:re 'blood' ala 'pus'   Abstract nouns Some of the abstract nouns are as follows: cei 'anger' po:i 'fear'   4.4   Derived nouns There are six types of nouns identified as derived nouns. They are 1. Nouns derived from numerals 2. Nouns derived from demonstrative and interrogative pronouns

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