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79. tilim, also forms similar diminutives (iv. 165). 
Thus 3T<PCfiTf%*3[ kapartilim; tsocetilim ; burja- 
tilim , &c. 
It is smaller than a thing formed with No. 78. 
80. Tvx renvph (fern.) (vide ante , p. 62), used to form diminutives, 
and in pity (iv. 166). Thus,— 
gur u y a boy. 
arc gur u y a horse. 
mahanyuv *, a man. 
gu^remph, a poor little boy. 
gur'remph, a poor little 
horse. 
mahaniv^emph, a poor 
man. 
^rar ts^th w , an apple. tsutWremphy a little apple. 
81. ^ reish (fern.), indicates connexion, including the idea of 
partition (iv. 167). Thus,— 
<*g*C kapury cotton cloth; kaparrebsh, a piece of cloth. 
*n«TT*U^KW matdmalrStsh chehy there is some slight relation¬ 
ship with his maternal grandfather. 
82. sfe zand (masc.), added to words signifying vegetables or 
wood, to signify a little (iv. 168). Thus,— 
hdkhy spinach. 
katliy wood. 
TftV poSy a flower. 
zyun™, firewood. 
^g#r syun w y vegetables, meat, 
'&c., (eaten with rice). 
muj i y a radish (Of. 
No. 32 ante). 
hakazand, a little spinach. 
3fT3*r3r kathazandy a little wood. 
posazandy a few flowers. 
zin'zandy a little firewood. 
sin l zandy a few vegetables 
(not meat. If meat is included 
in the idea, zand cannot be 
used). 
gsjjgfe mujezandy a few radishes. 
83. ^rr«T kgn (fern.), used in the same way as No. 82 (iv. 168). 
Thus,— 
hdkakgny a little spinach; kdthakan , a little 
wood ; posakgn, a few flowers ; so zin l kan; fof*r^{sT 
