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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA B. MALLIKARJUN

-nj- occurs with verbs ending in -1, -y, -n and the verbs listed in class III. tin-nj-e > (R. 8) tinje   'I ate’ ne:l-nj-e > (R. 8) ne:nje   ‘I hanged’ pa:y-nj-e > (R. 8) pa:nje   ‘I ran’ kol-nj-e > (R. 8) konje   ‘I killed’ ae-nj-a >   aenja   ‘it closed’   -c- occurs with other verb stems. It also occurs after the causative stems. aex-c-e > (R. 1) aece   ‘I closed’ kui-pi-c-e >   kuipice   ‘I caused to drink’ pite-c-e >   pitece   ‘I covered’   5.6.2   Present tense {-inj}    -inj-,   -kinj-,     yinj. -inj- All the verbs taking enunciate -u take -inj- as present tense marker. Structure:   St. ± {Trs} + (i)   St. + pa:r-inj-e >   pa:rinje   ‘I flew’ pa:y-inj-e >   pa:yinje   ‘I ran’ ku:l-inj-e >   ku:l-inj-e   ‘I bend’ tin-inj-e >   tininje   ‘I eat’

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