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31069 Some roots get
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When a root is right in front of a hard nondoer affix, we have to add
Example. According to other rules, to mean "they are being cooked", we may make a verb by joining
This rule will also work when the tense is laG, loT or hard liG
That's why there's no hardsoft here --
or puganta here --
The
vac + yak + te''' →
svap + bhAve loT ta →
Add
Examples with the hard doer affixes tip ta --
This rule will only work when the nondoer affix replaces a zabyak tense.
See also When
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Exception to kartarizap. Some roots get
Such roots are called
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Exception to kartarizap. Some roots (such as
Such roots are called znuclass roots, class five roots, or
Examples --
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This rule makes
As in --
Exception to kartarizap --
" Some roots get
Such roots are called "class six roots", " zaclass roots", or "
puganta and hardsoft do not work before za because za always has label
When a zaclass root that ends in
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Exception to kartarizap. Some roots (for instance
Example --
The
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Exception to kartarizap. Some roots get u instead of zap when before a hard doer affix.
There are ten such roots. The nine tanAdi (a.k.a. uclass) --
and the very common root AD 08.0010 kR
As the tanAdi all end in
The kR root however does some strange things -- see
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Exception to kartarizap. Certain roots, for instance krI, when they are before a hard doer affix, get
Such roots are called
inria reader labels the verbs that have znA inside with [9]. Notice that it will now show "[9]" on
Examples --
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