Lesson 23 - The Causative Flashcards

1
Q

How is the causative formed?

A

By adding -e / -aya / -āpe / -āpaya to
the root or verbal base.

Sometimes the vowel in the root is
strengthened when the suffixes are added.

Verbal bases ending in -e / -aya invariably take the suffixes -ape / -āpaya to form the causative.

In sentences with causative verbs the agent carrying out the action is expressed by the accusative or the instrumental case.

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2
Q

The causative form of

pacati

A

pāceti / pācayati / pacāpeti / pācāpayati

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3
Q

The causative form of

bhuñjati

A

bhojeti / bhojāpeti

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4
Q

The causative form of

coreti

A

corāpeti / corāpayati

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5
Q

The causative form of

kināti

A

kiṇāpeti / kiṇāpayati

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6
Q

The causative form of

karoti

A

kāreti / kārāpayati

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7
Q

The causative form of

dadāti / deti

A

dāpeti / dāpayati

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