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3d person’!
Without suffix. a - suffix
him them
Conjunctive 3d Person ( (a) \ he mat mago magit
they mata massuk matigik
3d Person f (e) I he ame amiuk amigit
they amik amiko amikik
2d Person thou avit agko agkit
ye avse avsiuk avsigik
1st Person 1 uma avko avkit avtigik
we civta avtigo
Subjunctive 3d Person f (a) \ he pat pago pagit
they pata passiik patigik
3d Person ( (e) \ he une uniuk unigik
they unik uniko unikit
2d Person thou uvit ugko ugkit
ye uvse uvsiuk uvsigit
1st Person I uma uvko uvkit
we uvta uvtigo uvtigik
Verbal Participle 3d Person ( (a) \ he A ai
they at ait
3d Person f (e) 1 he ne ine
they itik itik
2d Person thou it itit
ye igse ise
1st Person I iga ika
we 4 igput ivut
It will be seen that the dependent moods conjunct., subj. and
partic. have a double form for the 3d person of the subject; of these
the e-form is used when the subject at the same time is subject in
the sentence to which the dependent mood refers.
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