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siɖio  ɦʌmrɑ     pʌr  bʌɽɑ       kʰisiʌilẽ
                                    siɖio  ɦʌm-rɑ  pʌr  bʌɽ-ɑ        kʰis-iɑ-il-ẽ

                                    CDO  1SG-GEN  LOC  much-DEF  anger-V-PP-3.PST.MH
                                    '… the CDO lost his temper on me.' (04.068)

                           (vi)  -रा मारे -rɑ mɑre, -रा कत. -rɑ kʌrte

                             (50) a.  राम ओकरा मारे परेशान बा ।
                                    rɑm  okrɑ           mɑre  pʌresɑn  bɑ

                                    rɑm  u-ʌr-ɑ         mɑre  pʌresɑn  bɑ
                                    Ram  3SG-GEN-DEF  BEN       restless   be.3SG.PRES

                                    'Ram is restless for him/her.'
                                 b.  हम तोहरा कतn Fकल बानी ।

                                    ɦʌm  toɦrɑ          kʌrte  rukʌl    bɑni
                                    ɦʌm  tu-ʌr-ɑ        kʌrte  ruk-ʌl  bɑni

                                    Ram  2SG-GEN-DEF  BEN       stop-PP  be.PRES.H
                                    'I have been stopped for you.'

                                 c.  ... ओकरा चlते राजा मह;x भूिम सुधार लागू कइलन ।
                                    okrɑ          cʌlte  rɑjɑ  mʌɦendrʌ  b ̤ umi  sud ̤ ɑr  lɑɡu

                                    u-ʌr-ɑ        cʌlte  rɑjɑ  mʌɦendrʌ  b ̤ umi  sud ̤ ɑr  lɑɡu
                                    3SG-GEN-DEF  BEN     king  Mahendra    land   reform  effect

                                    kʌilʌn
                                    kʌr-il-ʌn

                                    do-PP-3.PST.MH
                                    '… because of that King Mahendra lauched Land Reform Act in effect.' (02.053)

                                 The suffix -रा /-rɑ/ loses its function if followed by any postposition as

                           already presented in (50a-c).
                           e) Plural pronouns followed by postpositions
                                 As we observed only pronominals are marked by suffixes for case

                           identification, but only in singular number. So, plural pronouns are only followed by
                           postpositions to, for case identification as the nouns do. Almost all postpotisions to

                           mark nouns for case-identification are used in the environment, as shown in (51a-c).
                             (51) a.  हमनी के खेती-.कसानी के काम ब{त दुFह हो गइल बाटे ।

                                    ɦʌmni  ke      kʰeti    kisɑni     ke   kɑm  bʌɦut  duruɦ       ɦo



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