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(1) rpoq, rpd for stems ending in q: f. i. ajoq bad, ajorpoq he
or it is bad.
(2) gpoq, gpa for stems ending in 1c, f. i. ndlak obeying, ndlagpa
he obeys him.
(3) ±-poq. j^pd for stems ending in t which is dropped while at
the same time the preceding vowel is sharpened, f. i. tikit coming,
tikipoq he comes.
Without suffix. 3d person
him
Indicative 3d Person he oq A a
they ut at
2d Person thou utit at
ye use arse
1st Person I unga ara
we ugut arput
Interrogative 3d Person he a auk
they at assuk
2d Person thou it iuk
ye ise isiuk
Optative 3d Person he le link
they lit lissuk
2d Person thou it uk
ye itse siuk
1st Person 1 langa lara
we lata larput
l Infinitive 3d Person he lune lugo
they lutih
2d Person thou hi tit lugo
ye luse
1st Person I lunga lugo
we luta
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