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====The Attributive, -LA==== | ====The Attributive, -LA==== | ||
'''-LA''', the '''attributive''' ending, is the only verbal ending that does not indicate a change in semantic meaning. Rather, it changes the syntactic function of the verb into an adjective, indicating that the modified noun performs the action in the verb. This can function similarly to English gerunds or complementary phrases. | |||
: Mujná aska. | |||
: ''The fish does not swim.'' | |||
: Aska mujna'''lá''' sa taláw. | |||
: "The fish '''that''' swims is dead.'' | |||
More advanced usage of -LA is explained at [[Saxuma#-LA]]. | |||
=====How to conjugate -LA===== | |||
===Summary=== | ===Summary=== | ||