a-practical-kurdish-grammar

40 J I (aii ni-ya)
Plural
/j»J 4.0I (ama ni-in)
^ _jXJ I (ango ni-n)
^ jljl (awan ni-n)
he, she, it is not
we are not
you are not
they are not
VERBS 113
^ y\ (atii na-b-i)
thou dost not become
^ j\ (au na-b-e)
he, she, it does not become
Plural
4^1 (ama na-b-in)
we do not become
ö^ _j5C'l(angöna-b-(i)n)
you do not become
^ jjljKawan na-b-(i)n)
they do not become
278 Some dialects unnecessarily use a double form of the
negative Examples: j»lJjl (az ni-n-(i)m) 'I am not';
^ y (tû ni-n-i) 'thou are not'; 4JLJ jl (aii ni-n-a) 'he,
she, it is not', etc.
Singular
Future Tense
^i y\ (amin da-b-(i)m) I shall be, or I shall become
Plural
ijl^ y\ (atij da-b-i) thou wilt be, or thou wilt become
jii jl (ati da-b-e) he, she, it will be', or will become
y.ii aJ (ama da-b-in) we shall be, or we shall become
^;;0 ^l(angö da-b-(i)n) you will be, or you will become
OJ^ 0^3^ (awan da-b-(i)n) they will be, or they will become
Future Tense, negatively,
279. The negative is formed by substituting the negative
particle 5 or lî for the prefix :> (da), which is identical