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1 An-te
causative of An v. t. to set, to lodge помещать, сажать Si corpok ta i-an-te wa i-ka-un o-kuyma katu. He urinated at mi having lodged me under him. (a fox about Okikurumi) Под собой меня поместив, на меня мочился. (лиса про Окикуруми) -
2 Oman-te
causative of oman: to send, to make smb. to go посылать, каузатив от oman -
3 -Yar
verbal causative глагольные каузатив Si hum nu yar as. We make him listen to our noise. Наш шум его заставляем слышать. -
4 Ran-ke
syn.: Ran-te causative of Ran to make smb. or smth. to descend каузатив от Ran спустить что-л. или кого-л. -
5 Ray-ke
plur: Ronnu убивать Tan kuru kamuy ray-ke. This man killed a bear. Этот человек убил медведя. To-an kuru kamuy ronnu. That man killed bears. Этот человек убил медведей. plur: Ronnu to kill (to make smb. or smth. to die i. e. causative of Ray) убивать (заставить кого-либо умереть каузатив от Ray) Tan kuru kamuy ray-ke. This man killed a bear. Этот человек убил медведя. To-an kuru kamuy ronnu. That man killed bears. Этот человек убил медведей. -
6 Yan-ke
to make smth. to land ( causative of yan) заставлять что-л. приставать к берегу, каузатив от yan Cip a-yan-ke ruwe ne. The boat was landed. Лодка была вытащена на берег.
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