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These
forms differ from those in § 3.262 since they may be added to both the
polite and non-polite imperatives. They are usually used to address
elders or another person considered to be the speaker's equal. When used
with forms other than imperative, the polite distinctions are not
apparent.
É×µ ÂÔ²¿Ô inge vaa-yaa `come here, man'
Vasu Renganathan
Sat Nov 2 21:16:08 EST 1996