Difference between revisions of "Dhivehi and English"

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| to a house || ? ||
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| of a house || ? ||
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| from the house || gewinq || ablative?
 
| from the house || gewinq || ablative?

Revision as of 12:01, 8 March 2009

Examples

  • 'i see a child' -> aharen (I) _nah_ feney(see) kujja(child) [ waharenqnaSq fenE kuwqjA ]
  • 'he sees a child' -> eyna (that person) _ah_ feney(see) kujja(child) [ wEnawaSq fenE kuwqjA ]
  • 'we see a child' -> aharumen (we) _nah_ feney(see) kujja(child) [ waharumenqnaSq fenE kuwqjA ]
  • 'the dog sees a child' -> kuththa(dog-the) _ah_ feney(see) kujja(child) [ wemIhunqnaSq fenE kuwqjA ]

Nouns

English Dhivehi Comments
house ge seems to be same as definite form
houses gEge
a house geyewq
some houses bawewq gEge bawewq = some
the house ge
the houses getawq
from a house ?
to a house ?
of a house ?
in a house ?
by a house ?
from the house gewinq ablative?
to the house gewaSq dative?
of the house gEge genitive is same form as plural?
in the house gEgawi locative?
by the house gewAwi instrumental?
Examples
  • He came from the house ->
  • Take it to the house ->
  • The roof of the house ->
  • The child is in the house ->
  • The