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=-*–––- ffix. 2d person’s suffix. 1st person’s suffix.
e-suffix > him i them 1 thee you me us
mane matik matit mase manga matigut
mane matik
amisit amise aminga amisigut
angne agtik angma avtigut
avsine avtik avsinga avsigut
avne uvtik avkit \ j avse
avtine avtik avtigit
pane patik patit - pase panga patigut
unisit unise uninga unisigut
ungne ugtik ungma uvtigut
uvsine uvtik uvsinga uvsigut
nvne uvtik uvkit \ j uvse
avtine uvtik uvtigit
cine citik * dtit use anga dtigut
cine atik
ingne igtik ingma ivtigut
ivsine ivtik - ivsinga ivsigut
ivne ivtik ivkit \ iv se
ivtine ivtik ivtigit
The participle of the language is of a rare and peculiar kind,
as not only permitting, but necessarily requiring an object. For this
reason there is another form produced by the ending toq or soq
representing the usual participle of other languages. In the Greenland
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