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PRONOUNS 69<br />

Voc. ojl (^l (aîawaî) Voc. 4Jljl (^1 (ai awana)<br />

'O this! O these!<br />

Note 1.For the declension of jl (au) and jljl (awan), see 159.<br />

But as a demonstrative, ^j\j\ usually takes the case-ending (_$ (i).<br />

Note 2. öjjSi (howa) and 4J\_jy> (howana) are declined like<br />

.ejl(awa) and 4Jljl(awana).<br />

174. The demonstratives ej\ , aj\j\ and ö\j] , are only<br />

employed substantively, and stand alone. Examples : jj3 "3^<br />

}/>- (awa zor kharap-a) 'this is very bad'; ^^i I J_^ (jjS<br />

(awai qabul nakam) 'I do not accept this'.<br />

175. The demonstrative ^\ (aii) is often employed sub¬<br />

stantively, like the ejl , but it is usually placed before a<br />

substantive and employed adjectively for both the singular<br />

and plural. Examples : 4J 3^ «1 (aii chak nia) 'that is not<br />

good'; 4j ejy. ej^ y (afi kiira gaiira ya) 'that boy is big';<br />

(^!_jX>- 45 Uj jI (aii kichana chkölan) 'those girls are<br />

small'; 4J\j»- 4 j! (au kateba jiian-a) 'this book is beau¬<br />

tiful';

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