Lesson 2 Flashcards
nama
name
obe, obage, umbe, umbage, thamusege
your
potha
book
paena
pen
paen
pens
putuwa
chair
mesaya
table
me, meka
this
ara(adj), arawa (pronoun)
That
me(adj), mewa(pronoun)
these
ara(adj), arawa(pronoun)
Those
Gaththa
Got
denawa, denna, denta, denda, diyan
Give
thiyanna, thiyagannawa
Keep, put it/leave it
idadenawa, idadenna, idadenta, idadenda
To allow, to give space
hadanawa, hadanna, hadanta, hadanda
Make
balanawa, balanna, balanta, balanda
See
gannawa, ganna, ganta, ganda, ganin
Take
thallukaranawa, thallukaranna, thallukaranta, thallukaranda
Push
Adinawa, adinna, adinta, adinda
Pull
salli, mudal
Money
mata
to me
oyage (to equals)
Your
Mage
My
Karanawa, karanta, karanda, karapan
Do
This book
me potha
those books
ara poth
See this pen
me paeena balanna( balanwa, balanta, balanda)
Write your name
obe nama liyanna (Liyanawa, liyanta, liyanda)
Give me money
mata salli denna (denawa, denta, denda)
Keep this book
Me potha thiyaganna
Make a chair
putuwak hadanna (hadanawa, hadanta, hadanda)
Take this money
me salli ganna (gannawa, ganta, ganda)
Push the chair
putuwa thallu karanna (karanawa, karanta, karanda)
eyage or ohuge
his (possessive)
“ta”
always stand for to or for. Mata means “to me or for me” Eyata means “to him”
