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The accusative and indirect forms most commonly used are the clitic ones. The full forms are used for emphasis and after prepositions. | The accusative and indirect forms most commonly used are the clitic ones. The full forms are used for emphasis and after prepositions. | ||
* '' | * ''Jari viḍi-'''ru''''' "I saw him yesterday" | ||
* '' | * ''Jari viḍi-'''ra''''' "I saw her yesterday" | ||
* '' | * ''Jari viḍis-'''lu''''' "You saw him yesterday" | ||
* ''Cros daṭur'''-um''' iaris dil cuḍixi?'' "Will you give me the book tomorrow?" (note that Atlantic is secundative!) | * ''Cros daṭur'''-um''' iaris dil cuḍixi?'' "Will you give me the book tomorrow?" (note that Atlantic is secundative!) | ||
* ''Cros daṭur'''-li''' iaris?'' "Will you give that tomorrow?" | * ''Cros daṭur'''-li''' iaris?'' "Will you give that tomorrow?" | ||