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... Gond , in pl . Malayalam , Male ) , nga ( Malayalam ) and ne ( Telugu ) . The vowel becomes o in some forms . The definitive -nu is postfixed in Karnataka , Telugu and Khond . The Gond agentive nu - na appears to invert the relative ...
... Gond , in pl . Malayalam , Male ) , nga ( Malayalam ) and ne ( Telugu ) . The vowel becomes o in some forms . The definitive -nu is postfixed in Karnataka , Telugu and Khond . The Gond agentive nu - na appears to invert the relative ...
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... Gond oblique no - wa sing . , and in the Male poss . ong - ki sing . om pl . ( Tam . Tod . ) The substitu- tion of o for a is characteristic of the Toda phonology . But as the Gond and Male forms cannot have been immediately derived ...
... Gond oblique no - wa sing . , and in the Male poss . ong - ki sing . om pl . ( Tam . Tod . ) The substitu- tion of o for a is characteristic of the Toda phonology . But as the Gond and Male forms cannot have been immediately derived ...
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... Gond ma , would be a flexional change of an ordinary kind . In the Telugu me - mu both the root and the defi- nitive postfix are flexionally changed to m . Whatever may be the ultimate origin of this exceptional m , and whether or not ...
... Gond ma , would be a flexional change of an ordinary kind . In the Telugu me - mu both the root and the defi- nitive postfix are flexionally changed to m . Whatever may be the ultimate origin of this exceptional m , and whether or not ...
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... Gond has the full form with its own def . postfix in oblique forms , nik . Besides this form Gond has a peculiar agentive form imma , to which the Kol 2nd pronoun is allied , am Bhumij , Mundala , um Ho , umge Sonthal ( ami poss . ) The ...
... Gond has the full form with its own def . postfix in oblique forms , nik . Besides this form Gond has a peculiar agentive form imma , to which the Kol 2nd pronoun is allied , am Bhumij , Mundala , um Ho , umge Sonthal ( ami poss . ) The ...
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... Gond imma of the 2nd person is evidently a secondary form ( in which i is the common pronominal element ) as the regular primary form nik is preserved in the oblique cases . The allied Kol labial 2nd pronoun must be of similar se ...
... Gond imma of the 2nd person is evidently a secondary form ( in which i is the common pronominal element ) as the regular primary form nik is preserved in the oblique cases . The allied Kol labial 2nd pronoun must be of similar se ...
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