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...nts within a single morpheme are rare, a notable example being the verb ''-itta'' "see", and possibly indicates a fossilized double morpheme. |''nitēitta'' 'I see (someone, people),' ''tēitta'' 'he/she/it sees (someone, people)'

|itta |Kyað itta ði ay voyact

...e.g. ''[[Contionary: raiwai#Grayis|raiwai]]''+''[[Contionary: itta#Grayis|itta]]''+''[[Contionary: aichī#Grayis|aichī]]'' (‘those six men’) > ''raiw || [[Contionary: itta#Grayis|itta]]

| intrative || -itta/-ittä || (in) between || teolaitta || in between the houses*

: ''nādaśrūṣe'''ya''' cända itta nādaśrūṣe'''ɂe''' śyūda.'' "Your (sg.) bike is orange, while his/he ...cle, translatable as "and", "meanwhile" or "while": ''nādaśrūṣeya cända '''itta''' nādaśrūṣeɂe śyūda.'' "Your (sg.) bike is orange, while his/her b