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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA B. MALLIKARJUN

Transitive Pre. nanex-kinj-e > (R. 1)   nanekinje   ‘I make it wet’ Past. nanex-c-e > (R. 1)   nanece   ‘I made it wet’ Fut. nanex-p-e > (R- 1)   nanepe   ‘I will make it wet’   maye    bandela    nila    naneyinjo    1          2          3            4   ‘If    it    rains    the    ground    becomes    wet’ 2             1                   3             4   maye    bandaku    nila    nanenja    1            2         3          4   ‘When    it    rained    the    ground    became    wet’    2                1                    3            4   na:nu    nila    nanekinje    1        2           3   ‘I    will    wet    the    ground’ 1              3                  2   na:nu    nila    nanece    1        2         3   ‘I    made    the    ground    wet’ 1                           2          3   Intr. naa   ‘to walk’ Trs. nada-t-ø   (R- 24)   naatu   ‘to walk’ Trr. -t

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