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Smith, Buckingham

"Shea's Library of American Linguistics. Volume III."

The termination, sguari, is used in this sense: dotzi, old man;
dotz?sguari, very old man; h?it, female of middle age; ho?sguari, very
old woman.

DECLENSION.
Substantives of the First Declension form their genitive in _que_, and
usually are such as terminate in a vowel.
_Nominative_, Siib?, hawk,
_Genitive_, S?iib?que, of hawk,
_Dative_, Siibt, to hawk,
_Accusative_, Siib?e, hawk,
_Vocative_, Siib?, hawk,
_Ablative_, Sib?tze, in \
Sib?de, by > hawk.
Sib?quema, with /
The plural of substantives (requiring a special notice) will be
treated of hereafter. Substantives of the Second Declension form their
genitive in _te_ and _t_.
_N._ Mavirot, Lion.
_G._ Mavirote,
_D. and A._ Mav?rota,
_V._ Mav?rot,
_A._ Mav?rotze, in,
Mav?rode, by,
Mav?rotema, with lion.
The verb-noun hi?sguadauh, painting, is thus declined.
_N._ Hi?sgnadauh,
_G._ Hi?sguadauhte,
_D. and A._ Hi?sguadauhta,
_Ab._ Hi?sguadautze, in,
Hi?sguadauhde, by,
Hi?sguadauhtema, with painting.
And so likewise decline the preterite passive hi?sguacauh, and the
future passive hi?sguatzidauh.
But verbs in the present time, when they serve as substantives, are
thus declined
_N.


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