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G. A. Grierson — On the Kagmlrl Verb. 
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come, are exceptions. Their Infinitives are fa«T (*^j) nyun w , Acc. Sing., 
fa*I^ ninas , or fafa^ ninis , and so on for the other two. 
The following verbs have feminine infinitives. They never use 
the ordinary masculine forms (ix. ii. 24, 25). 
^ tsar, be inwardly wrathful. Infinitive Marin, to be so. 
^ tsuv, quarrel. 
ift^T morav, bear pain. 
marts, be impatient. 
>> 
>> 
tsuvin, to quarrel. 
morav^n, to bear 
A*" 
pain. 
,, marts^n, to be 
impatient. 
The verbs {ch°s, pluck the hair ; phits, forget; pbog, 
be inwardly angry ; phuh, be inwardly angry; ivazav, moisten ; 
and <|^ wuLs, be burned, may either have a masculine infinitive in 
<3«T un, etc., or a feminine one in epR (ix. ii. 25, 26). Thus, W 
k a sun or *3^^ k a s u h, to pluck the hair ( sensu obscoeno). A great many 
other verbs also optionally form abstract nouns of the feminine gender. 
These are all described under the head of primary suffixes. 
Nouns of Agency. There are three forms of these. The first is 
made by adding ^T3«T awun u , to the root. Thus, karawun u , a 
'n ^ 
doer (ix. i. 25-27). If the root ends in ?; i, ^ aw is inserted, and the 
X i is changed to y. Thus, far khi, eat, khyawawun 11 , a doer. 
Exceptions, as usual, are fa ni, take; fa di, give; and fa yi, come. 
These form their nouus of agency as follows, fa^sj niwawun % a taker, 
and so on for the other two. The feminine of karawun u is 
karavah, and the noun is thus declined. See article on Primary SuSixes, 
No. 4, (Vol. lxvii, p. 195). 
Masculine. 
Singular. Norn, karawun u . 
Acc. 3XXfa^ karawanis. 
Ag. haraivVn \ 
NX 
Plural. Nom. ctf^fa karaivtn *. 
Acc. karawunyan. 
-Ag- 3X3^ karawanyau. 
Feminine. 
karawah . 
karawahe. 
^Tsrfar karawahi. 
karawahe. 
karawahan. 
karaivahau. 
