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| ''pa'' "from" || ''pali'' "from in" || ''pata'' "from out" || ''pasa'' "off" || ''pakun'' "from"
| ''pa'' "from" || ''pali'' "from in" || ''pata'' "from out" || ''pasa'' "off" || ''pakun'' "from"
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! Motion
! Motion/Location†
| ''fal'' "about" || ''falli'' "through" || ''falta'' "around" || ''falsa'' "along, across" || ''falkun'' "beside"
| ''fal'' "about" || ''falli'' "through" || ''falta'' "around" || ''falsa'' "along, across" || ''falkun'' "beside"
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†''fal'' and its derivatives denote either motion or location on an extended plane.
Both simple and combined prepositions may be used with nominal elements, often derived from parts of the body, to create more prepositions.
* with ''felat'' "head", denoting position above:
** ''safelat'' "on top of"
** ''kunfelat'' "above, over"
** ''anfelat'' "up"
* with ''waal'' "foot", denoting position below:
** ''sawaal'' "at the bottom of"
** ''kunwaal'' "below, beneath"
** ''anwaal'' "down"
* with ''tal'' "side", denoting position beside:
** ''satal'' "beside"
** ''kuntal'' "at the side of"
* with ''ken'' "back", denoting position behind:
** ''saken'' "on the back of"
** ''kuntal'' "behind, beyond, after"
** ''falkuntal'' "behind, after"
* with ''wah'' "face", denoting position before:
** ''sawah'' "on the front of"
** ''kunwah'' "in front of, before"
** ''anwah'' "against, opposite"
When followed directly by their noun referent, these nominal prepositions take the connecting suffix ''-i'', e.g. ''safelati qaqral'' "on top of the house", ''kunwahi qahelmen'' "in front of the fire".


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