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Vdyu Vocabulary. 



[No. 5. 



Therefore 

 For that cause 



Yes (assent) 

 No (dissent) 

 Verbal negative 

 Verbal prohibitive 

 Noun primitive 

 Alas! 

 Bravo ! 

 Hurrah I 



Mipanung. 

 Wathi paining. 



No words. 



Mang (prefix.) 

 Tha (prefix.) 

 Mang. Ma (prefix). 



No words. 



Vdyu Verbs. — Vocabulary. 



English. 



Cause, tr. 



Cause not 



Be born, n. 



Cause him to be born, tr. 



Cause thyself to be born or to be born 

 for thyself 



Cause me to be born, &c. 



Beget or give birth to 



Beget or produce me, or for me 



Beget or produce for thyself 



Beget for another 



Cause to beget or to be begotten, or 

 produced 



Cause thyself to beget, or to be be- 

 gotten for thyself 



The same for another 



Cause me to beget or to be begotten 



Be not born 



Cause not to be born 



Beget not or give not birth to 



Beget not for self 



Beget not for another 



Beget not for me 



Live, n. 



Live not 



Cause him to live 



Cause me to live 



Cause thyself (or for thyself) to live 



Cause to live for him, for his sake 



Do not cause to live 



Do not cause thyself to live 



Die, n. 



Die not 



Cause to die 

 Enable to die 



Cause thyself to die 

 Cause me to die 



Vdyu. 

 Pha-(s)-to. Pingko (see on).* 

 Thapha-(s)-to. Tha ping. 

 Bok.' 

 Bok ping ko. 



Bok pingche. 



Bokpingsung 



Pho'ko (Phok-ko). 



Phoksung. 



Phokche. 



Phokto. 



Phokpingko. 



Phok pingche. 



Phokpingto. 



Phok pingsung, 



Tha bok'. 



Buk' tha ping. 



Tha phok'. 



Tha phokche. 



Tha phokto. 



Tha phokgno. 



G6 ; 



Tha go. 



Got'phato (phasto.) Got'pingko. 



Got'pingsuug. Got'phassung. 



Got'pingche. Got phasche. 



Gotpingto. Got phasto. 



Got tha pha'to. Got tha ping. 



Got tha pinche. Got tha phasche. 



Met'. 



Tha met'. 



Met'pingko. 



Met'pha'to (phasto.) 



Met'pingche. 



Met'pingsung. 



* These two verbs are used to make causals. Pingko and Phasto are often iden- 

 tical, at other times more or less discriminated in a way that may be best appre- 

 ciated by a sample, thus Khut pingko is, cause to steal, and Khut phasto, make 

 a thief of. 



