I. In the negatiN e form, which runs thus : ta tutna gnnio^ 



" I do not wish to beat ;" ilina tula naratna gunin, 

 " We two do not wish to beat ;" whilst in the other 

 verbs it runs, t(t Intnn nitjikana, " I would not beat." 



II, In the form of Middle and Reciprocal, where the first 



verb, " tutna,^^ takes the general form : iiukara tulatnn, 

 iJinakara tula naratna, &c., but the other verb, " tutna 

 noma,'' is treated as shown by Table I., Appendix, viz.^ 

 nuhara tulatna noma. 

 Uinakora tulatna narama. 



Reciprocal : iliiiakara turatna nama, ^c. 



Another verb belonging to this class is, " ta tnatnama,'" mean- 

 ing, / heat only a little. 



Other verbs are altered similarly, as, ta ilhuma, " I eat ;" ta 

 ilkutna, " I wish to eat ;'' ta ilhivatnavia, " I eat a little." 



It is treated like the last-mentioned one, the negative form 

 only being slightly altered, namely, from tuatnit/jikana into tuat- 

 nvnja gunia, however, it is scarcely in use, for they express them- 

 selves then positively and say " I beat very much." All other 

 tenses and moods of tliese are formed regularly. 



From this last verb there are derived a number of other forms, 

 of verbs, which, as they present no difficulty as regards conjuga- 

 tion, being mostly treated like those above, need not be con- 

 sidered especially, but it will be enough to enumerate them and 

 give the translation. They are the following : — 



I. ta tnatna laiiKf, " I beat arrived at another place." 

 II. ta t}ialha nama, " I beat sometimes arrived at another 

 place." 



III, ta tuatnitnima, "I beat continually." 



IV. ta tualhuntamay " I beat running away." 

 V, ta tuntnauma, " I beat some." 



V], ta t natal album, ta tulhatuntnama, ta tuatilhuina, all three 

 meaning " returning homeward, I beat on the road" or 

 " between another place and my home." 

 VII. ta tuatnalbitma, ^' come here" or "hither, I beat," mean- 

 ing, of course, from the point or place the speaker is 

 standing. 

 VIII. ta tuatnilhitnilalhurna, " returning come near my home, I 

 beat" — i.e., "almost returned I beat." 



C)f the two forms, tuatilbuma and tuatilbitnima, it is to be re- 

 marked that they are changed in the Middle voice into 

 tulatulalbuma and tnlatulilbitnima, and in the Reciprocal form 

 into turaturalbuma and turaturiJhitnima. The particle of the 

 Dual and Plural, however, is inserted, as is usual, in the auxiliary 

 verb, nania or nima. 



