tiptasjhi are the third person flat tiG affixes tip tas jhi.mmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1168

Examples --

car + laT tip → car + zap + tip → carati "walks"

car + laT tas caratas "both walk"

car + laT jhi → cara + jhi → cara + anti''' →atoguNe caranti "they walk"

bhI + laT jhi → bibhI + jhi → bibhI + ati''' → bibhyati "they are afraid"

Inria codenames --

tip = ac sg 3

tas = ac du 3

jhi = ac pl 3

about tipmmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1169

"ti(p)" is the singular affix of group tiptasjhi.

When it is used, the verb means the doer, and that doer is third person and singular.

ti(p) keeps its two letters when it replaces a Tit tense --

car + laT → car + tip → car + zap + tip → carati "walks"

car + lRT → car + tip → car + sya + tip → car + iSya + tip → cariSyati "he will walk"

but when tip replaces at Git tense, itazca chops off its i --

car + laG → car + tip →luGlaG acar + ti → acar + zap + ti →itazca acar + a + t''' → acarat "he walked"

car + liG → car + tip → car + zap + tip → car + a + et''' →atoguNe caret "he would walk"

car + lRG → car + tip → car + sya + ti → car + iSya + ti →luGlaG acariSyat "he would have walked"

The p label of ti(p) keeps rule hard apit is Git from working.

mibvasmas are the first person flat tiG affixes mip vas mas.mmmmmmmmm ^ M- C+ 1170

Examples --

dviS + laT mip dveSmi "I hate"

car + laT vas → cara + vas →atodIrghoyaJi carAvas "we two walk"

bhI + laT mas bibhImas "we are afraid"

Inria reader flags these as " ac sg 1, ac du 1, ac pl 1".

sipthastha are the second person flat tiG affixes sip thas tha.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1171

These all translate into "you", but NOT in this website. When I say "you" in the translation of a verb, it means ONE person is meant. One of these day's I'm replacing all my "you" with "thou".

Examples:

kSip + sip kSipasi "you throw"

dru + thas dravathas "you2 run"

dviS + tha dviSTha "y'all hate"

inria codenames --

sip = ac sg 2

thas = ac du 2

tha = ac pl 2

tAtAJjha are the third person bent tiG affixes ta AtAm jha.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1172

Translate these as "he she it they", or leave them untranslated.

Their inria parser code names are --

ta = mo sg 3

AtAm = mo du 3

jha = mo pl 3

(Unless they follow yak, then inria shows ps instead of mo.)

Examples --

bhAS + laG ta →luGlaG abhAS + ta → abhAS + zap + ta → abhASata "he said"

plu + laG AtAm →luGlaG a + plu + AtAm → a + plava + AtAm →AtoGitaH aplavetAm "both jumped"

dRz + karmaNi laG jha →luGlaG adRz + jha → adRz + yak + jha → adRzya + anta''' →atoguNe adRzyanta "they were seen"

thAsAthAndhvam are the second person bent tiG affixes, thAs AthAm dhvam.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1173

Translate these as "you". Use AthAm addressing two people, dhvam addressing three or more.

Their inria parser code names are --

thAs = mo sg 2

AthAm = mo du 2

dhvam = mo pl 2

( unless they follow yak, then inria shows ps instead of mo )

Examples --

plu + laG thAs → plava + thAs →luGlaG aplava + thAs → aplavathAs "you jumped"

plu + laG AthAm → plava + AthAm →luGlaG aplava + AthAm →AtoGitaH aplavethAm "u2 jumped"

plu + laG dhvam → plava + dhvam →luGlaG aplava + dhvam → aplavadhvam "y'all jumped"

An example with yak --

dRz + karmaNi laG thAs →luGlaG adRz + thAs →yak adRzyathAs "you were seen"

iDvahimahiG are the first person bent tiG affixes, iT' vahi mahi.mmmmmmmmm ^ C+ 1174

Translate these as "I, we, we". Use vahi for two people, mahi for more.

Their inria parser code names are --

iT' = mo sg 1

vahi = mo du 1

mahi = mo pl 1

( unless they follow yak, then inria shows ps instead of mo )

Examples --

plu + laG iT' → plava + iT' →luGlaG a + plava + iT' → aplave "I jumped"

plu + laG vahi → plava + vahi →luGlaG a + plava + vahi →atodIrghoyaJi aplavAvahi "we2 jumped"

plu + laG mahi → plava + mahi →luGlaG a + plava + mahi →atodIrghoyaJi aplavAmahi "we jumped"

This iT' has nothing to do with the iT made by ArdhadhAtukasyeD.