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Patients of intransitive and interior verbs usually require the essive case instead of the accusative. An example is the structure "there is/are ... in ...", usually cast in locative-trigger voice: | Patients of intransitive and interior verbs usually require the essive case instead of the accusative. An example is the structure "there is/are ... in ...", usually cast in locative-trigger voice: | ||
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| phrase = keika lalāruṇęs virā. | |||
| gloss = garden.<small>DIR.SG</small>. lalāruṇa-<small>ESS.SG</small>. be.<small>IND.PRES.EXP.3S.EXTERIOR-LOCATIVE</small>. | |||
| translation = There is a lalāruṇa in the garden. | |||
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==Impersonal verbs== | ==Impersonal verbs== |
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