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window  close      do-IMP.2(NH)

                           'Close the window!'

                     The imperative markers suffixed to the stem. The markers of imperative mood are

                    shown below:

                    (42)

                    Non-honorific       -/-


                    Honorific           -

                    d. Optative mood

                    The optative mood is used for verbal categories expresses a wish or a desire, blessing

                    and curses usually. For example:

                    (43)

                    a.     


                           -

                           I         pass   become   go-OPT.1

                           'May I pass!'

                    b.     


                           


                           You  fail   become   go.OPT.2(NH)

                           'May you fail!'

                    c.     


                           -

                           Uncle   pass   become  go-OPT.3(H)

                           'May uncle pass!'








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