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________________ 328 THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY. (NOVEMBER, 1907. VIII. Referent substitutes (Pronouns). Referent substitutes (pronouns) follow the place of their originals (1) ane inoat lamang ten chua (r. B. as in). (4) steak poatore kamheng en an (r. 8. 88 ill. phrase ). (5) an (r, 8. as in ) chuh harra halau loe kan de. (8) an (r. S. as e) kenyum leat chim. (9) chua finowa tai an (r. 6. as ill. phrase) ta ong olhaki. (10) paitshe shi loe ot ta ofe (r. 8. As ill. phrase ). (12) an (r. B. as in ) hat koan men. (13) oal hoptep men (r. 8. as e.). (15) chuu oklalongato an (r. . a8. in ) kalo ta ñi chua (r. 8. as e.). ( 16 ) chua (r. s, as in ) leap kichal. (17) linhen chit (r. s. as in ) leap okngok taina tu. The ordinary referent substitutes (pronouns) are : Table of "Personal Pronouns." chüa ina you-two mei thou you) ifē you an, na he, she, it onå they-two hen, chaai we-two ofē they hē, chiöi we Chüa, men, an are ordinarily inflected also to cha, me, el. E. g. hendün ta eh awake c.i.r. he (awake him). There is further inflexion of all the personal pronouns" with hal, not, in negative sentences. Thus: Table of Negative "Personal Pronouns." chit I-not met thou-not net (and hat) he-not hen-hat we-two-not (in full, to distinguish from the next) het we-not inat you-two-not (in full, to distinguish from the next) ifêt you-not onât they-two-not (in full, to distinguish from the next) ofēt they-not Inflexion of some of these words appears again in the questions used when startled. Thus: chùa ? kane ? whatthat? (what was that?) (kane P=ka ? + ane) chūn P kina? what? you-two? (what was that P) (kina P=ka ? + ina) chua ? kifē ? what? you ? (what was that?) (kife ?=ka ? + ifē) Eo, too, in greetings : et-chai-chaka (greet-face), greet; then (et) chai-chacha-ka (greet-face-indeed), or (et-) chai-cha-rakat (greet-face-now). Then furthermet-chaio? how d'you do? (met=men +'et ) inat-chaio how d'you do, you two? (inat= a + et ) ifēt-chaio? how d'you do, all of yon ? (ifēt=ifē + et) Another common infexion of the same type may be noticed here, though it does not belong to this place : wot, don't, for wt-hat (do-not).
SR No.032528
Book TitleIndian Antiquary Vol 36
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorRichard Carnac Temple
PublisherSwati Publications
Publication Year1984
Total Pages430
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size15 MB
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