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A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA
A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF YERAVA
B. MALLIKARJUN
(ii)
Copula sentences
In these sentences the copula verb links the subject noun phrase with the predicate. These sentences are grammatical without this link verb too.
ava:
u ugera ula:
u
1 2 3
‘She is tall’
1 3 2
Here the appellative -u
functions as the copula.
ka:
u tu:pe u
a
1 2 3
‘Air is light’
1 3 2
ava:
u ugera
1 2
‘She is tall’
1 2
ka:
u tu:pe
1 2
‘Air is light’
1 2
(iii)
Possessive sentences
In case of most of the sentence types, the subject noun phrase has a head in the nominative case.
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