* t Both are also pronouns : perhaps, when translated as adverbs, the term 

 equivalent to place is omitted, rendering " ina=(in) this (place)" and " chena 

 ::=(in) that (place.)" 



i I suspect, from the termination, that this is the present tense of the im- 

 perative mood of some verb=" to do, to perform," &c. 



§ Ex. " uleip' Aburdia, Salallaia, Wagelia, Mania=Aburde and Salalle and 

 Wagcl and Manu are approaching." 



