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________________ 284 I Thou He, she, it We You They I Thou He, she, it We You They I Thou He, she, it We You They Then, . . . . .. . ទទ Öko This peculiarity is shown in all the Bojigngiji Group, except Kôl; thus: ENGLISH. BEA. BOJIGYAR. BALAWA. "In the Present Tense" (ke). do tuk ngo ong môt ngak uk môt nuk net otot atôtotôkot et do mâmi-ke .. da mâmi-ka... otot at Stotökot et da mâmire. dona mâminga do ngo 8, 0 moicho ngòi cho eda THE INDIAN ANTIQUARY. da nga B meda ngeda eda moda ngoda oda do ngongot ôngọt "In the Past Tense" (ka and re). tong ngong ong môt ngo ong mongot ngongot ongot ... ⠀⠀⠀⠀ *** "In the Present Participle" (nga), dona tong ngong ngona oda In Bea. ongs, onar-, ara eb ad ... 07 ông ar, ara eb ad In Balawa. 1. Expression of Plurality by Radical Prefixes. The examination of the "pronouns" shows that the Andamanese can express things taken together (plural) as well as things taken by themselves (singular). This in their language generally is expressed by changing the forms of the radical prefixes, in Bea and Balawa habitually and in Kôl and Juwai occasionally. Thus: SING. PLU. SING. PLU. SING. oiot arat ebet ad I am sleeping I was sleeping I slept I (me) sleeping Ôngot arat ebet ad ngonget net ong môt ngowel nong ig-, ik-, iaka iji akan [AUGUST, 1907. idaka idi akan JUWAI. *་རྞྞཨཿཋཱ་ཚིཎྜཐུ་ ཚུན ཟླ ཝཱ ॰ བྷཱཝ PLU. itigakat ijit, ijet akan idit akat idit akan
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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