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114 AX AUSTRALIAYY LANBUAQE.
Section ,2.
Yuka. 'sent'; hence yuknlliko, 'to send' a person; but to
Section 4.
send property is tiyumbilliko. Yinal, 'son.'
Kakilliko, ' for-to be'; here the infinitive form, as usual, denote
the purpose.
Miromulli-kan means 'one who keeps or takes care of '; from
miromulliko, 'to keep with care'; mironlullikan noa
kakilliko means ' he is for-to-be one who keeps with care,'
hence a 'Saviour.' From the same root, ~irom2 also is a
' Saviour.' 'A deliverer' wouId be mankilli- kan, 'one who
takes hold of' ; but then the evil must be expressed out of
which the person is taken or to be taken.
Tantin purrai ko, 'for all lands'; 'for all the earth'; 'for the
whole world.' -
Section 3.
Niuwoa- bo, 'himself it is who is,' empha,tic.
Sectiovz 6.
Eloi-to noa, 'God he,' asapersonal agent; pita1 ma kaumQ1,
' causes great joy,' sc., towards.
Tantin ki!ri, 'all men.'
Gukulla ta noa, 'it is he gave'; from gukilliko, 'to give'
the ta., 'it is,' affirms the act.
Wakal b o ta, ' only one '; lit., 'one-self only.'
Gali ko, 'for this purpose'; gali, the emphatic pronoun, '@.$
gala, '&hat'; galoa, 'the other'; the demonstrative pronoun
are unni, 'this'; unnoa, 'th~t'; untoa, 'the other.'
Y antin-to ba, 'that all who' ; the particle, to, denotes agenc
and b a verbalizes.
Gurran, 'believe,'the present tense of gurrilliko,'to
to believe.'
Gi k o u g kin, 'on account of him,' as a cause; for, if he s
you hear; he is therefore the cause of your hearing, and if
assent to that which he says, you continue to hear; if
do not hearken to him, or else you ody pretend to h
the verbal objective pronoun 'him' is bon; gurran
the present tense, 'hear him,' but has no reference to the
of that hearing, whereas the use of the other pronoun gi
kin implies that they hear him so as to attend to what h
and believe.
Keamai wal bara tetti kin~n, 'they certainly shallnot b
in a state of death.'
Kulla 1, 'but certainly' sbail, or 'because cert%inl
shall.
Panti Iratai, 'in this manner always.'
Bar u nb a, ' belonzing to them,' 'theirs.'
Kakillinuu, 'mill be and continue to be'; from kakilliko,'t
be, to exist' in some state.
Moron, 'life'; kakillinLin moron means 'a future, state o
being, and continuing to be, alive.'
-kan, ' one who speaks '; 'an advocate.'
ai to a b a k a t an, ' it remains with the Father.'
WINTA G.--PAZT 6.
Sectiolz 10.
Section 12.
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