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de Swart, Peter (2003). The Case Mirror.
URL: http://baserv.uci.kun.nl/~pdeswart/papers/The%20Case%20Mirror.pdf
(Last accessed 2006-02-18).
ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 2373&langcode=pjt (2021-06-17).
Example #1:
a. Minyma-ngku ngayu-nya pu-ngu
woman.ERG I.ACC hit-PAST
`The woman hit me.'
Example #2:
b. Ngayula minyma pu-ngu
I.NOM woman hit-PAST
`I hit the woman.'
Example #3:
c. Tjitji-ngku Billy-nya nya-ngu
child.ERG Billy.ACC see-PAST
`The child saw Billy.'
Example #4:
a. Wati kuta-ngku matu kati-ngu
man older-brother.ERG kangaroo carry-PAST
`The older brother carried the kangaroo.'
Example #5:
b. Nyanga minima-ngku mutaka palya-mnu
this woman.ERG car fix-PAST
`This woman fixed the car.'