Part of Speech | post |
Vernacular Form | جےۡ |
Phonetic Form | dʑe |
Restrictions | With preceding oblique nominal argument or pro-form. |
Example 809:
Source: A:HUA041ma kéeči yhainieé míi ba so lawáṛ ghiní ḍóoka ǰe ǰíti.ma1sg.nomkéečinearyhéicome-ainií-VN-eé-SIMmíi1sg.ergbatopsoREM.MSG.nomlawáṛbig.stickghintake-í-CVḍáakback-a-oblǰeupǰithit.pfv-i-fAs soon as it came near to me, I took the stick and hit it over its back.
Example 1044:
Source: A:AYA011kareé galá dóodu ayaanmír neečíir gúum, neečíir gúum wálixu iẓḍúuṛa ǰe gúum.kareéwhengaláeverdáadufathers.fatherayaanmír<person>neečíirhuntgúumgo.pfv.MSGneečíirhuntgúumgo.pfv.MSGwálixuthereforeiẓḍúuṛ<place>-a-oblǰeup.togúumgo.pfv.MSGGrandfather Ayan Mir left to go hunting, and therefore he went up to Ijdur.
Example 1062:
Source: A:BHB032nisíi móomu doogalá múṛu hínu tasíi qábura ǰe anú loomúṭ ǰóolu hínu.nisíi3sg.prox.genmáamumother's.fatherdoogál<place>-a-oblmuṛdie.pfv-u-MSGhinbe.prs-u-MSGtasíi3sg.genqáburgrave-a-oblǰeaboveanúprox.nom.MSGloomúṭdeodar.treeǰabe.born-íl-pfv-u-MSGhinbe.prs-u-MSGHis grandfather died in Dogal and now a deodar tree has grown on his grave.