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The suffix ''-dak'' derives infinitives, used mainly to serve as the verb of a purposive clause, although infinitives may serve as verbal nouns:
The suffix ''-dak'' derives infinitives, used mainly to serve as the verb of a purposive clause, although infinitives may serve as verbal nouns:


[2 examples needed here]
{{Gloss
|phrase = Kogan voridak Kodzorin iru.
| IPA =
| morphemes = kogan vori-dak kodzorin i-ru
| gloss = deer.CL2 hunt-INF PN.NOM PST.CL1-go
| translation = Kodzorin went out to hunt deer (lit. "In order to hunt deer, Kodzorin went out")
}}
 
{{Gloss
|phrase = Irudak gajak gambi.
| IPA =
| morphemes = i-ru-dak gajak gambi
| gloss = PST-go-INF foolish AUX.CL3.S.PRS
| translation = Going there was foolish (lit. "Having gone there is foolish.") 
}}


Causatives take the ''-run'' /ryn/ suffix.  
Causatives take the ''-run'' /ryn/ suffix.  
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