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V. — Transitives in "lo." Infinitive, Jyul-cho, to place. Imperative, Jyullo, 

 place it. 



Indicative active, sing, number. Indicative passive, sing, number. Causal. 

 Present. Preterite. Present. Preterite. Imperative. 



1. Jyul-u. Jyul-tong. 1. Jyul-yi. Jyul-ti. Jyul-pato} . 



2. Jyul-i. Jyul-teu. 2. Jyul-e. Jyul-te. Jyul-paso > 



3. Jyul. Jyul-ta. 3. Jyul. Jyul-ta. Jyul-payi.) " 

 Thus are conjugated Syallo, to snatch away. Theullo, to cherish. Yallo, to 



rub. Limo challo, to tell lies. N. B. — The iterate final consonant again doubtful. 

 Intransitives in "lo." Infinitive, Bal-cho, to be tired. Imperative, Ballo, 

 be tired. 



1. Bal-gna. Bal-ti. „ „ Bal-patol , 



2. Bal-e. Bal-te. „ „ Bal-paso > 



3. Bai. Bal-ta. „ „ Bal-payi J supra * 



Thus are conjugated Hyallo, to be heavy, &c. 



VI. — -Transitives in " po." Infinitive, Teup-cho, to beat. Imperative, Teuppo, 

 beat him. 



1. Teub-u. Teup-tong. 1. Teum-yi (i). Teup-ti. Teum-pato 



2. Teub-i. Teup-teu. 2. Teum-e. Teup-te. Teum-paso 



3. Teub-a. Teup-ta. 3. Teub-a. Teup-ta. Teum-payiJ su P ra - 



Thus are conjugated Gup-po, to lift (a light thing). Bippo, to suck. Syappo, 

 to wash and sharpen. Khuppo, to collect. Jyappo, to buy. Thappo, to 

 weigh. Chappo, to can it, to be able for any work. Nippo, to express. Appo, 

 to shoot. N. B. — The iterate consonant doubtful. 



Intransitives in " po." Infinitive Rap-cho, to stand. Imperative, Rappo, 

 stand up. 



1. Ram-gna. Rap-ti. „ „ Ram-pato ] 



2. Ram-e. . Rap-te. „ „ Ram-paso ^ 



3. Ram. Rap-ta. „ „ Ram-payiJ * 



Thus are conjugated Ippo, to sleep. Ryippo, to be ended or to end, n. Dhap- 

 po, to shine as sun. Deuppo, to be combust. Jippo, to be rotten, &c. 



VII. — Transitives in " mo." Infinitive, Lam-cho, to search. Imperative, Lam- 

 mo, search for it. 



1. Lam-u. Lam-tong. 1. Lam-yi (i). Lam-ti. Lam-patol 



2. Lam-i. Lam-teu, 2. Lam-e. Lam-te. Lam-paso y 



3. Lam. Lam-ta. 3. Lam. Lam-ta. Lam-payi J ^ 



Thus are conjugated Nam-mo, to smell. Theum-mo, to finish or cause to be- 

 come. Khleummo, to transplant. Phemmo, to take in one's arms. Sheummo, 

 to cover. Thimmo, to bury, liamoio, to spread. Here again the iterate conso- 

 nant is doubtful. This conjugation agrees with IV. and V. See remark at VIII. 



Intransitives in "mo." Infinitive, Dyum-cho, to become. Imperative, Dyum- 

 mo, become. 



1. Dyum-gna. Dyum-ti. ,, „ Dyum-pato"^ 



2. Dyum-e. Dyum-te. ,, „ Dyum-paso £ gu ra< 



3. Dyum. Dyumta. ,, „ Dyum-payi.) p 



Thus are conjugated Rimmo, to be handsome. Dyammo, to be full. Hammo, 

 to be light (levis). Khummo, to stoop. Ryammo, to be emaciated, or thin. 

 N. B. — Double consonant doubtful. 



VIII. — Transitives in " no." Infinitive, Pun-cho, to beg. Imperative, Pun-no, 

 beg it. 



1. Pun-u. Pun-tong. 1. Pun-yi. Pun-ti. Pun-pato "} 



2. Pun-i. Pon-teu. 2. Pun-e. Pun-te. Pun-paso > 



3. Pun. Pun-ta. 3. Pun. Pun-ta. Putvpayi ) SU1> ' 



