| Part of Speech | post |
| Restrictions | With preceding oblique nominal argument or an accusative (if animate) altenatively oblique (if inanimate/locative) pro-form. |
Example 661:
áak maaspaxiníi so teeṇíi bakáara ghiní zangalíi páanda deé giḍá dúši nikháatu maní.akonemaaspaxínearly.afternoon-ii-genso3MSG.nomteeṇíireflbakáaraflockghintake-í-CVzangálforest-ii-genpandpath-a-obldeébygiḍ<place>-a-obldúšitowardnikhátcome.out.pfv-u-MSGmaníHSAYOne afternoon he set out to Damel, through the forest along with his flock.
- Source:
- A:UXB005
Example 767:
díiša dúši tilíli híni.déešvillage-a-obldúšitowardtilwalk-íl-pfv-i-fhinbe.prs-i-fShe started walking toward the village.
- Source:
- A:KAT085
Example 768:
eendáa maní ba íṇc̣a kaṭamušá dúši ṭoóp thíili híni.eendáalike.thismanésay-í-CVbatopiṇc̣bear-a-oblkaṭamúš<person>-a-obldúšitowardṭoópjumpthedo-íl-pfv-i-fhinbe.prs-i-fHaving said that, the bear jumped toward Katamosh.
- Source:
- A:KAT022