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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA B. MALLIKARJUN

bc:yi   ‘to get heated’ no:yi   ‘to pain’ be:yi-c-e >   be:yice   ‘I backed’   (ii)   Verbs taking -x- as transitivizer aex   ‘to close’ kirex   ‘to weep’ nanex   ‘to get wet’ murix   ‘to break (stick)’ aex-c-e > (R. 1) aece   ‘I closed’ Uex-c-e > (R. 1) uece   ‘I broke’   (iii)   Verbs taking -t- as transitivizer. a:-   ‘to shake’ ku:-   ‘to assemble, to add’ a:-c-e- > (R. 11) a:ice   ‘I shook’   5.2.   Transitive There are four transitive markers in Yerava. They are, -k-, -t-, -i-, -x-. {-k-} -k-, -t-, -i-, -x-.   -k- occurs with the verbs having -ng, -g before the enunciative vowel. ua:ng-k-   (R. 7, 24) ua:ku   ‘to dry’    - x- occurs with transilivizable intransitive verb stems taking -nj- past tense marker. aex > (R. 1) ae   ‘to close’

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