A Practical Malay Grammar
A Practical Malay Grammar
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(d) The suffix " ah. " 125. Xouns formed 1 iy -means of tlie suffix an, without any prefix, generally denote the thing which is affected by the action expressed by the root, as, iiinkanan, the thing eaten, food.
ininunt(. Tn, the thing drunk, drink.
ktiraiyan, the tiling composed, composition, etc.
(e) The prefix " k. " 12(5. A few nouns are formed from verbs by means of tlie pre- fix /, -, namely kiilniniluk, will, desire, from hndak, wish: and kkaseh, beloved, from kaw'h, love. This form is s...o rare that it seems prob- able that it is not a proper Malay construction, but is merely the Javanese past-participle. Ktuhni is similarly formed from tahu; kluar is probably a combination of the adverb iuar with the pre- position A 1 .
(O The prefix " k " and the suffix " an. " 12 1. A very large class of derived nouns are formed by means of the prefix / and the suffix an. It will be found that most of the nouns in this class come from roots which in their primary meaning are adjectives, whereas the first five classes of nouns are chiefly derived from verbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(d) The suffix " ah. " 125. Xouns formed 1 iy -means of tlie suffix an, without any prefix, generally denote the thing which is affected by the action expressed by the root, as, iiinkanan, the thing eaten, food.
ininunt(. Tn, the thing drunk, drink.
ktiraiyan, the tiling composed, composition, etc.
(e) The prefix " k. " 12(5. A few nouns are formed from verbs by means of tlie pre- fix /, -, namely kiilniniluk, will, desire, from hndak, wish: and kkaseh, beloved, from kaw'h, love. This form is s...o rare that it seems prob- able that it is not a proper Malay construction, but is merely the Javanese past-participle. Ktuhni is similarly formed from tahu; kluar is probably a combination of the adverb iuar with the pre- position A 1 .
(O The prefix " k " and the suffix " an. " 12 1. A very large class of derived nouns are formed by means of the prefix / and the suffix an. It will be found that most of the nouns in this class come from roots which in their primary meaning are adjectives, whereas the first five classes of nouns are chiefly derived from verbs.
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