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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA
B. MALLIKARJUN
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Nouns derived from adjectives
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Nouns derived from verbs
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Nouns derived from agentiviser
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Nouns derived from nouns
 
1. Nouns derived from numerals
The masculine and feminine nouns are derived by suffixing -te and -ti to the numeral base oru. It belongs to one class.
our-te > orate 'one man'
oru-ti > oruti 'one woman'
The numeral stems taking the epicene plural marker -era belongs to this class.
iru-eru > (R. 13)
iruveru
  'two persons'
mu:-eru > (R. 13)
mu:veru
  'three persons'
na:lu-eru > (R. 13)
na:luveru
  'four persons'
 
2. Nouns derived from demonstrative and interrogative pronouns
The nouns derived by suffixing -ve to the demonstrative and interrogative pronoun bases belong to this class.
a-ve > ave lie' (Remo)
i-ve > ive 'he' (Pro)
e:-ve > e:ve 'who'
 
3. Nouns derived from adjectives
There are certain nouns derived by suffixing -ca to the colour adjectives. They belong to one class.
boli     'white'
boi-ca > boica 'lamp'
 
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