T employ the word 'yeramin' hor>i>', because it is virtually a 

 Kfil)! word although applied to an imported animal, and because 

 T iim sure of importajit modiHcations to which it is subject. The 

 terminations in this particular word about which I am uncertain 



asterisk the analogies being sup[)ortcd by verified examples. 

 Kom. simple yeviwmn, a horsi' iWuikki^, iistoup, 



„ agent yeraniin-do dhakke-ro 



Dat. \^^\ yeraniin-nu* dhakka'n-no. to the rainbow 



\ togororyerannn-go 



Ace. yerauiin-na* nguin-na, the boy (object) 

 Abl. because of yeramin-i 



" { SS^"'"' }yc^^^'""'-k'"'i* 01- g'^'"i wabun-gari, on the stump 



. ^ ^ S dhakke-ro, with a stow. 



" '"^trument | kuthar-0, with a club 

 Other examples illustrating case are- 



> mdn-.av nfuv/ruu,, thus 'dh.-iu di Jioppil a man oj HoppU. 



The pronoun is abundantlv inrie<-te(l and is of the common type 

 1 first and second persons singular and first and third plural. 



Singular. Firxt Person. Plural. 



n-alin^ 







Dat. uirail)iila ngalfngo 



