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B&liing Vocabulary. 



[No. 6. 



Plural. 



Our's, Wakke, excl. Ikke, inci. 

 Your's fiuke. 

 Their's, Anike. 

 Own, Dauboke. 



1. My own, Wa dauboke. 



2. Thy own, F dauboke. 



3. His, her, its own, A dauboke. 



Dual. 



-j J "Wasi dauboke, excl. 



\ Tsi dauboke, inc. 



I'si duuboke. 

 Asi dauboke. 



Plural. 



, f Wake dauboke. 



\Tke dauboke. 



2. Ine dauboke. 



3. Ane dauboke. 



1. Mine own, Wake dauboke. 



2. Thine own, I'ke dauboke. 



3. His, her, its own, Ake dauboke, &c. 

 li-ke the disjunctive mine. 



Bahing Veees. 



Cause, Pato, tr. Pap&to, causal.* 

 Cause not, Ma pato. 



Can it, be able for it,{^°; ^^ 



Do not can it, Ma chapo. Ma chamso. 

 "Champato, tr. 



Champaso, intr. 



Champayi, passive. 



Champapato, causal, tr. 



Champapaso, intr. caus. 

 .Chanapapayi, pas. caus. 

 Enable not, Ma champato, &c. 

 Be born, Giko, n. 



Kiko, trans. 



Kingso, refl. 



Kingyi, pas. 



Gingpato, tr. causal. 



Gingpaso, intr. causal. 



Gingpayi, pas. causal. 



Cause to 

 or 

 Enable 



Give birth to 

 or beget, 



Cause to beget I v ' a 



, a < Kuigpaso, reflex, 

 or produce, I v . or , . 



r ' l^Kingpayi, passive. 



Be not born, Ma giko, Neg. 



Beget or produce not, Ma kiko, Neg. 



fBleno. (Blenno), n. 

 «. . J Blenpato, tr. causal. 



' | Blenpaso, intr. causal. 

 |_Blenpayi, passive. 

 Live not, Ma bleno (blenno). 



f Byakko, n. 

 jy I Byangpato, tr. causal. 

 5 j Byangpaso, intr. caus. 

 V.Byangpayi, passive. 

 Sato, tr. 

 Saso, reflex, tr. 



Kill, 



Sayi. passive. 

 Sapato, tr. caus. 

 Sapaso, reflex, caus. 

 Sapayi, passive. 

 Be(sum),Ka. Khe. Gno. Irreg. Defec. 



BeJ (rnaneo), 



fBwakko, n. (sit). 



J Bwangpato, tr. causal. 



I 



Bwangpaso, intr. caus. 



Become, 



"Dyumo, n. 

 Dyumpato, tr. causal. 

 Dyumpaso, intr. causal. 

 Dyumpayi, passive. 



* This is the causative of all verbs and is derived from the root pa, to do or 

 make. It answers to the Hayu form "do for another." In Bahing it is the 

 causative, also bearing that sense. 



f These are = wonto and woncho of Hayu, the definite and indefinite of Hun- 

 garian ; in English can it or be able for it and be able simply. Chapo forms the 

 potential of all verbs. 



% Be in a certain place = sit. Sheer entity is expressed by Ka, Khe, Gno, 

 defectives. 





