1898.] G. A. Grierson— On Secondary Suffixes in Kagmirt. 
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kol, (fem.), a river. 
war ■*, a garden. 
^ li yar u , hyur*, or 
^ hyur u , above. 
Wf«T bon, below. 
The suffix can also be used 
tive. Thus,— 
*fr^T mol u , a father. 
* 
wa;", a mother. 
kolikun , towards the river. 
3lftcpr warikun , towards the 
garden. 
^j^«T hyar v kun , hyur u kun, 
or hyur u kun, towards 
above. 
*35pgi«T bonkun, [towards below, 
a post-position added to the accusa- 
mdlis kun , towards the 
father. 
jfi^ maj$ kun, towards the 
mother. 
So cffire fi«T tamis kun, towards him ; sjfire «p[ yamis kun , towards 
whom. 
72. < 3 * uv •*, (fem. av*), signifies composed of (iv. 159). 
Thus,— 
son, gold. 
TVFf mebs ®, earth. 
hath, wood. 
sonuv 11 , fem. sonav * 
\i^ ^ • » 
made of gold. 
metsyuv *, fem. 
meteyav* made of earth. 
kathuv ®, made of wood. 
ViVJ 
In all the above, the suffix is added to the form of the agent, but 
a final a is elided. 
73. ysg buzy, fem. the same, signifies dependent on (iv. 160). 
Thus,— - 
* 
* 
lukh, people. 
if ^ kliod, a hollow. 
kolay, a wife. 
lukabuzy, dependent on 
people; belonging to other 
people. 
khodabuzy, dependent on a 
hollow; i.e., buried in the 
ground. 
kolayabuzy, dependent on 
a wife; having only one rela¬ 
tion,—his wife. 
