a-practical-kurdish-grammar

PRONOUNS 65
ija CJ» (nan- (i)t dadan) they give thee bread
jii ^ lî (nan-i dadan) they give him, her, or it bread
(jai (jUj\) (nan-man dadan) they give us bread
Qii vjtj \3 (nan-tan dadan) or
jii y U (nan-ti dadan) they give you bread
öi> jlJy (nan-yan dadan) they give them bread
164. When joined to verbs, the suffix pronouns are em¬
ployed subjectively and objectively, denoting the Nominative
and Accusative Case. Examples:(jl.5j^y-(khöard-yan) 'they
ate';öjy Cii5(da-t-kûzhin) 'they will kill you (sing.)' Fur¬
ther explanation of the 'Suffix Pronouns', employed in connec-
tioti with verbs, is given under 'The Personal Endings'.
165. When joined to verbs, the suffix pronouns are em¬
ployed objectively, denoting the Dative, Accusative, and Ab¬
lative Case. Examples: j,.;b 0;)^(pe-t dallem) 'I shall tell
you (sing.), (See 99); ^J^iy^. çy (bö-m bikhiiene) 'read for
me', (See 103); ^^i ö'z^ (le-tan dastenim) 'I shall take
it from you', (See 114), o^^ («-J (le-m dadan) 'they strike
'^ ji.5 (jl«J(le-man dadan) 'they strike -us'.
166. Declension of a Noun with a Pronominal Suffix
Singular Plural
Nom. i^^ji - (- dars-(i)m)
my lesson
Gen. |,-.jj (_^l(i das-(i)m)
of my lesson
Ji \j-ji - (- darsa,n-(i)m)
ray lessons
*jUji ,j\{\ darsan-(i)m)
of my lessons