Part of Speech | det:dem |
Vernacular Form | ایسےۡ |
Phonetic Form | eesé |
Example 123:
Source: A:MAB090eesé waxtíi aní alaaqá raiisaanóomii hukumát de.eeséREMwaxttime-ii-genaníproxalaaqáarearaiís<dynasty>-aán-pl-am-pl.obl-ii-genhukumátgovernmentdepstAt that time, the Rais [a Chitrali dynasty] ruled over this area.
Example 235:
Source: A:ABO007eesé baačaáii bóoš zára kuṛíina heensílim de.eeséREMbaačaáking-ii-genbáaštwelvezirthousand-a-plkuṛíinawoman.plháansexist-íl-pfv-im-FPLdepstThat king had twelve thousand wives.
Example 269:
Source: A:BHB033eesé baát ba na deeṇḍeéu.eeséREMbaátwordbatopnanegdegive-eeṇḍeéu-OBLGThat is nothing we should talk about.
Example 804:
Source: A:WOM665eesé róota tíi se ǰinaazá the róota ḍipṭí thíili.eeséREMraátnight-a-obltíi3sg.oblseREMǰinaazácorpsethetoraátnight-a-oblḍipṭídutythedo-íl-pfv-i-fDuring that night he held a vigil for the dead body.
Example 862:
Source: A:ABO033ekareé galá hazrát iisaaleehisalaám eesé páanda pharé baáanu ta so áak kakaríi pašáanu.kareéwhengaláeverhazrátLordiisá<person>=aleehisalaámon.whom.be.peaceeeséREMpandpath-a-oblpharéalongbego-án-prs-u-MSGtaDSso3MSG.nomakIDEFkakaríiskullpašsee-án-prs-u-MSGAs Lord Isa, on whom be peace, walks along that road, he sees a skull.