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bides           jɑke    kucʰ        kʌmɑke    le     ɑĩ
                                    bides           jɑ-ke   kucʰ        kʌmɑ-ke  le      ɑ-ĩ

                                    foreign country  go-SEQ  something  earn-SEQ  bring  come-OPT.H
                                    '... having gone to foreign countries, I should earn and bring back at home.' (02.011)
                                 Moreover, an accompanying circumstance, or further specification of the

                           action carried out by the subject, is sometimes, expressed with the more restricted co-
                           predicative participle, as shown in (38a-c).

                             (38) a.  ऊ एह छोटकु के !कFरया काठी पेऩल देखते  समझ गइल, ... ।

                                    u    eɦ     cʰoʈku     ke    kiriɑ       kɑʈʰi  pen ̥ ʌl
                                    u    eɦ     cʰoʈ-ku    ke    kiriɑ       kɑʈʰi  pen ̥ -ʌl

                                    3SG  PROX  small-DET  ACC  death ritual  cloth  wear-PP

                                    dekʰte         sʌmʌȷ ̈     ɡʌil
                                    dekʰ-ʌt-e      sʌmʌȷ ̈     jɑ-il
                                    see-SIM-EMPH  understand  go-3SG.PST

                                    'When he found him in funeral dress, he understood, …' (10.067)
                                 b.  बेटी मोटड़ी खोलते  खुस हो गइल ।

                                    beʈi      moʈʌɽi  kʰolte           kʰus   ɦo  ɡʌil
                                    beʈi      moʈʌɽi  kʰol-ʌt-e        kʰus   ɦo  jɑ-il

                                    daughter  bundle  open-SIM-EMPH  happy  be  go-3SG.PST
                                    'The daughter became happy when she opened the bundle.' (05.044)

                                 c.  एतना कहते ऊ दउरत गइल अपना ममहर आ मामा के बोलवले चल आइल ।
                                    etnɑ       kʌɦte          u    dʌurʌt   ɡʌil        ʌpnɑ

                                    etnɑ       kʌɦ-ʌt-e       u    dʌur-ʌt  jɑ-il       ʌpnɑ
                                    this much  say-SEQ-EMPH  3SG  run-SIM  go-3SG.PST  GEN

                                    mʌmɦʌr          ɑ    mɑmɑ  ke      bolɔle       cʌl   ɑil
                                    mʌmɦʌr          ɑ    mɑmɑ  ke      bol ɑ-wʌl-e   cʌl   ɑ-il

                                    maternal home  and  uncle    ACC  call-INF-SIM  walk  come-3SG.PST

                                    'Saying this, he ran away to his maternal home and came callling his uncle
                                    with him.' (10.075)

                           g) Terminal boundary
                                 Terminal boundary in temporal adverbial clauses functions as termination of
                           an action continuing from the past. In Bhojpuri it is expressed with particles जौले




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