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DAKDU LANGUAGES.— Continued.
ENGLISH.
SHIIA.
OliilgMU.
Astori.
ARNYIA.
KHAJTJNA.
KALASHA.
They, (near) m.,
ni been,
ni been,
They, (far) f., ...
ra, „
Ja »
They, (near) £,...
na,
nyeea,
I iecame,
ma bigas
mus bilos,
Iliad hecome,* ...
ma btgasiis
mu bilalus,
I was becoming,...
ma bdmusus
mu bdmalus, ...
I am able to he-
come,
ma bold bom
mu bono bom, ...
I may hecome, ...
ma be bom
mu bey bom, ...
* This and the
following tenses
are explained fur-
ther on.
The Ghilghitis
use idiomatically
the verb " to go"
in phrases in
which we use "to
become."
The Astdris use
the simple verb
"to be" apparent-
ly oftener than
" to become."
TO BRING, ...
Bring thou,
Bringing,
aroki,
are,
areono, ...
are,
angiko,
ange,
angirii,
tsuh (?),
ditsu,
dnik.
dni.
areti, .........f.
Brought,
PBESEOT.
1 bring,
............... f., ...
are,
masarem,
muso arena,
angom,
ditzam,
a onim.
Thou,
...............i, ...
tus are,
areni,
tuso are,
„ aredni, ...
angos,
tu dni.
He, (far,)
He, (near,)
She, (far,)
She, (near,)
ros arey,
nus „
res arey,
nes „
jossearey,
nusse „
jesse arey,
nisse, arey
ang°y,
asso dneu.
We, ... in; £,...
You bring, m.,
bes aron,
tz6s areat,
bes aron,
tzds areat,
angdsi,
angdmi,
abi dnik.
tus tshiklt dua.
...............1, -.
tzas „
tzaese, „
They, m., (far;)...
(near,) ...
ris aren,
nis,
jesse aren,
nisse aren,
angdni,
eledrus onen.
U (far,) ...
ras,
jaese aron,
(near,) ...
uas,
nyaeese aren,
I cannot render
the sound of this
word. *' Niyeese " is
perhaps the way.
-
It is not impro-
bable that in Arnyia
the present is also
used for the future:
DAKDU LANGUAGES.— Continued.
ENGLISH.
SHIIA.
OliilgMU.
Astori.
ARNYIA.
KHAJTJNA.
KALASHA.
They, (near) m.,
ni been,
ni been,
They, (far) f., ...
ra, „
Ja »
They, (near) £,...
na,
nyeea,
I iecame,
ma bigas
mus bilos,
Iliad hecome,* ...
ma btgasiis
mu bilalus,
I was becoming,...
ma bdmusus
mu bdmalus, ...
I am able to he-
come,
ma bold bom
mu bono bom, ...
I may hecome, ...
ma be bom
mu bey bom, ...
* This and the
following tenses
are explained fur-
ther on.
The Ghilghitis
use idiomatically
the verb " to go"
in phrases in
which we use "to
become."
The Astdris use
the simple verb
"to be" apparent-
ly oftener than
" to become."
TO BRING, ...
Bring thou,
Bringing,
aroki,
are,
areono, ...
are,
angiko,
ange,
angirii,
tsuh (?),
ditsu,
dnik.
dni.
areti, .........f.
Brought,
PBESEOT.
1 bring,
............... f., ...
are,
masarem,
muso arena,
angom,
ditzam,
a onim.
Thou,
...............i, ...
tus are,
areni,
tuso are,
„ aredni, ...
angos,
tu dni.
He, (far,)
He, (near,)
She, (far,)
She, (near,)
ros arey,
nus „
res arey,
nes „
jossearey,
nusse „
jesse arey,
nisse, arey
ang°y,
asso dneu.
We, ... in; £,...
You bring, m.,
bes aron,
tz6s areat,
bes aron,
tzds areat,
angdsi,
angdmi,
abi dnik.
tus tshiklt dua.
...............1, -.
tzas „
tzaese, „
They, m., (far;)...
(near,) ...
ris aren,
nis,
jesse aren,
nisse aren,
angdni,
eledrus onen.
U (far,) ...
ras,
jaese aron,
(near,) ...
uas,
nyaeese aren,
I cannot render
the sound of this
word. *' Niyeese " is
perhaps the way.
-
It is not impro-
bable that in Arnyia
the present is also
used for the future: