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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA B. MALLIKARJUN

(ii)   St. + Trs. + Fut. + nane-x-p-a > (R. 1) nancpa   ‘to become wet’ naa-t-p-a > (R. 11) naatipa   ‘to make walk’ ku:-t-p-a > (R. 3. 4. 11) ku:ipa   ‘to add’   (iii)   St. + Cause. + Fut. + tin-pi-p-a > (R. 11) tinipipa   ‘to cause to eat’ kui-pi-p-a >   kuipipa   ‘to cause to drink’   (iv)   St. + Trs. + Cause. + Fut. + naa-t-pi-p-a > (R. 11) naatipipa   ‘to cause to walk’ a:-t-pi-p-a > (R. 3, 4, 11) a:ipipa   ‘to cause to play’ ua:ng-k-pi-p-a > (R. 7, 11) ua:kipipa   ‘to cause to dry’   {Conjunctive} {-u}   -i (cu),   -u -i (cu) occurs with the verb stems taking -t- as past tense marker. It is suffixed to the verb stem. pa:r-i (cu) >   pa:ri (cu)   ‘having run’ naa-t-i >   naati   ‘having made to walk’ ba:-i > (R. 3, 4) ba:i   ‘having dried’

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