Part of Speech | aux |
Vernacular Form | بھو |
Phonetic Form | bhóo |
Morphemic Form | bhá- |
Inflection Class | L:a (Prs): bhaáanu, (Pfv): bhóolu, (Cv): bhaá |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | bhāvayati 'causes to be; cherishes; considers, esteems, shows' (T: 9477) |
Variant Form(s) | bhúu (Biori) |
Usage | Preceded by main verb (and mostly a negator) in the infinitive. Agreement pattern and argument structure remains that of the main verb. |
Example 388:
Source: A:UNF007-9etanaám maǰí áak míiš muṭá ǰe ukháai bhóo de, áak ba muṭá ǰe na ukháai bhóo de.tanaám3pl.accmaǰíamongakoneméešmanmuṭtree-a-oblǰeupukhéicome.up-áa-infbhabe.able.to-e-3sgdepstakonebatopmuṭtree-a-oblǰeupnanegukhéicome.up-áa-infbhabe.able.to-e-3sgdepstOne of the men knew how to climb a tree. The other one, however, did not know how to climb a tree.
Example 389:
Source: A:HUA123se bi čúur páanǰ bhe, ma na ṭing tháai bhóon de.se3pl.nombiSEPčáurfourpanǰfivebhebecome-í-CVma1sg.nomnanegṭingfirmthedo-áa-infbhabe.able.to-en-3pldepstNot even these four or five people were able to hold me.
Example 390:
Source: A:DLX039ma na suáa bhóolu.ma1sg.nomnanegsosleep-ái-infbhabe.able.to-íl-pfv-u-MSGI could not sleep.
Example 391:
Source: A:PIR008dúi ta gaṭílu, áak ḍaakuwaanóomii qilaá tíi na gaṭáa bhóolu.dúiothertaDSgaṭéwin-íl-pfv-u-MSGakoneḍaakúrobber-aán-pl-am-pl.obl-ii-genqilaáfortresstíi3sg.oblnaneggaṭéwin-ái-infbhabe.able.to-íl-pfv-u-MSGHe conquered all the others, but was unable to capture one robbers' fort.