Grammar of the Bórnu Or Kānurī Language
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As these prefixes occasion several changes in verbs beginning with y, the first great division of the verbs terminating in sldn will be that of verbs beginning with y, and verbs beginning other- wise. Then both these classes have to be subdivided into, 1. monosyllabic verbs, 2. Verbs monosyllabic in consequence of contraction, and 3. polysyllabic verbs.
I. Inflection of Verbs in skin, vot beginning with y.
a. Such verbs with monosyllabic roots. And these monosyllables have again to be divided a...ccording to their vowels, viz.
a. Monosyllabic Roots with the Vowel i.
' §. 71. Of the last-mentioned class, the verb diskin, "I do," may serve as a paradigm.
Conjugation I.
INDEFINITE I.
INDEFINITE II . PERFECT.
AORIST.
FUTURE wu diskin disks diski kidisko tsidisko ni dimin dim diml kidpm tsidem si ts§din ts^dff ts§dl kido tsido dndi diyen dtye dtye kidiye tsidiye ndndi diwl diu dtwl kidu tsidu sdndi tsddin tsdde tsddl kedo tsddo Conjugation II. "I make myself," e.^.by looking into a mirror.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As these prefixes occasion several changes in verbs beginning with y, the first great division of the verbs terminating in sldn will be that of verbs beginning with y, and verbs beginning other- wise. Then both these classes have to be subdivided into, 1. monosyllabic verbs, 2. Verbs monosyllabic in consequence of contraction, and 3. polysyllabic verbs.
I. Inflection of Verbs in skin, vot beginning with y.
a. Such verbs with monosyllabic roots. And these monosyllables have again to be divided a...ccording to their vowels, viz.
a. Monosyllabic Roots with the Vowel i.
' §. 71. Of the last-mentioned class, the verb diskin, "I do," may serve as a paradigm.
Conjugation I.
INDEFINITE I.
INDEFINITE II . PERFECT.
AORIST.
FUTURE wu diskin disks diski kidisko tsidisko ni dimin dim diml kidpm tsidem si ts§din ts^dff ts§dl kido tsido dndi diyen dtye dtye kidiye tsidiye ndndi diwl diu dtwl kidu tsidu sdndi tsddin tsdde tsddl kedo tsddo Conjugation II. "I make myself," e.^.by looking into a mirror.
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