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B dliing Vocabulary. 



[No. 6. 



That like, Myekhome. 

 How much ? how many ? Gisko. 

 As many, as much, Gisko. 

 So many, so much, Metti. 

 How often ? Gisko pala. 

 How great? G-isko gnolo. 

 How small ? Gisko yake. 



(Neuba pawoko. 

 Neuba paso. 

 Neuba pasomami. 

 Neuba pawako. 

 Neuba paptako.* 

 Ill, badly, wrongly, Maneuba pa<o, &c. 



Wisely, 



/Jokso and Joksomami, &c. 



\_Teuso and Teusomami, &c. 

 Foolishly, I Majoksomami. 



•" I^Mateusomami.t 

 Hungrily, Solimi. 

 Thirstily, Pwaku dwaktimi. 

 . ., (Soksomi pawoko. 

 An S n] y' {soksopaso,&c. 

 Gladly, J^Gyersimi. Gyersipaso. 

 Joyfully, \Gyersoko. 

 Strongly, Soktimi. Soktipawoko, &c 

 Weakly, Sokti manthimi. 

 Gently, Wakha paso or pawoko, Ate. 

 Noisily /Syandami yandapaso or pa- 



V \soko or pawoko. 

 Silently, Liba dyumso. 

 With blows, Teupsomami. Teuptako. 

 Evenly, on level with, Deuso. 

 Evenly, straightly, smoothly, Deuso. 

 Much, a great^l Dhekwong. 



deal, JDhekong. 



A little, Dekho. 



Neither more nor less, Madekho ma the. 

 Less, Dekho. 

 More, The. 



Again (afresh), Grapti. Anaiyo. 

 Back (the same), Leti. Letako. 

 Thoroughly, /Theumsomami. 

 Completely, \Yako. Hauppe. 



f Dekho bwaso. 

 Partially, < Dekho jyulsomami. 



l^Dekho jyultako. 



fHelpasoko. 



TT ., I Helpasomami. 

 Heavily, I Hel £ attako# 



(^Helpawako. 

 f Hampaso. 

 Lightly, < Hampasomami. 



(^Hampattako. Hampawoko. 



f Khipso. 

 Tightly, J Khipsor 



< ivuipsomami. 



[^Khiptako. 



("Thyelvim paso. 

 j>, , I j Thyelvim pasomami. 

 "' | Thyelvim paptako. 



l/Thyelvim pawako. 

 Greatly, Dhekong. 

 Slightly, trivially, Dekho. 

 In cowardly fGnimami. Gnitako. 

 way, \Gniko. 



{Gnima manthimi. 

 Magniko. 

 Magnitako. 

 Modestly, Gnunemi. Gnune pawoko. 

 Impudently, Gnune manthi. 

 Secretly, Khleuscho mami. 

 p. I J Kwainsopascho. 



P '' \Kwainsopaschomami. 

 Jestingly, Rischomami. 

 Seriously, Ajedaso mami. 

 Slowly, Wakha. 



fGruksomami. 

 Hastily, < Grukso. 



I^Gruktako. 

 Mortally, Byaktam sambh. 

 Skin deep, A'kokte sambh. 

 Together, Kwongkho. 

 Separately, Wang wang. 

 Singly or one f-^ , 



by one, \ Kwon S kwon S l )aso - 

 Solitarily, fgicha. 

 With a companion, Warcha nung. 

 A foot, Gwakoko. Gwakso. 

 On horse back, Wognoko. 



rr, , f Aje dasomami. 

 Trulv, < . J . , 



- ' l^Aje dyumsomami. 



Falsely, Limochelso. 



* All these are gerundial, like the great majority of the adverbs. But if 

 imperation is involved, the gerund sign is added to the imperative, not to the 

 indicative. 



f Or with main verb in indicative, ma jogako for present and ma joktako for 

 preterite sense. See note at " wisely." This is merely the negative form of the 

 same word obtained by prefixing the particle of negation or ma. 



(The remainder in the next volume.) 



