The Particles of Relation of the Isinai Language
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I take the case that the person who had made the statements above used for examples, viz.
Dioi si dinat6hg-u si cuarta si napnut lati Didi si tahut beu si dimmatdng, is asked to show the objects mentioned.
He would, in following out the request, say now: Etoi ri dinatong-uar cuarta an napnut lati (etoi^= «here is, here are») 83 Etoi ri tahuar an beutl dimmatdng (but not: *an dimmatdng si beu) that is, he would, after having given the leading noun the de- finite form, characterized by the suffix... ar, connect now the following attributives, not by si, as in his first announcement, but by simple juxtaposition, or by n or an. Only lati remains as before connected by t.
The following is another similar example. Somebody remarks that he has seen two American women : Inilh (Seen-object-my) SI duat bava-it americana (all nouns connected by t) He then refers again to the same persons to say that they had been sitting on a stone: Sdrien duatl bava-in americana ot nammeongdat batuar (were sitters on stone -\- ar ; alle nouns determining sdrie con- nected by n) These examples show that the particle si, which connects indefinite nouns under the si construction, cedes its place to n, an, or simple juxtaposition, as soon as the construction changes to the one characterized by ri, that is, to the one dealing with definite objects of thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I take the case that the person who had made the statements above used for examples, viz.
Dioi si dinat6hg-u si cuarta si napnut lati Didi si tahut beu si dimmatdng, is asked to show the objects mentioned.
He would, in following out the request, say now: Etoi ri dinatong-uar cuarta an napnut lati (etoi^= «here is, here are») 83 Etoi ri tahuar an beutl dimmatdng (but not: *an dimmatdng si beu) that is, he would, after having given the leading noun the de- finite form, characterized by the suffix... ar, connect now the following attributives, not by si, as in his first announcement, but by simple juxtaposition, or by n or an. Only lati remains as before connected by t.
The following is another similar example. Somebody remarks that he has seen two American women : Inilh (Seen-object-my) SI duat bava-it americana (all nouns connected by t) He then refers again to the same persons to say that they had been sitting on a stone: Sdrien duatl bava-in americana ot nammeongdat batuar (were sitters on stone -\- ar ; alle nouns determining sdrie con- nected by n) These examples show that the particle si, which connects indefinite nouns under the si construction, cedes its place to n, an, or simple juxtaposition, as soon as the construction changes to the one characterized by ri, that is, to the one dealing with definite objects of thought.
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