Example
| Lexeme | -ma |
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| Last Modified By | Binah Gordon |
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Sentence
Égithe níkashíⁿga pahóⁿga hi-má t'e-má wahí kʰe soⁿ kʰé amá, xiⁿx utháhahá-ma, káshi zhiⁿga t'e-má shti zhú uthás'iⁿ-ma, shi íⁿchoⁿxchi t'e-má shti, ki níⁿta-má shti
Translation
And there were lying in the distance the whitened bones of the people who had entered first and had died, the dried flesh next to the bones adhering to them; also those who had just died, and the living ones too.
This admits of an improved rendering, as it refers to (1) the whitened bones; (2) to those with the tissue adhering to each; (3) to those dead bodies with the flesh still on them; (4) to those who had just died; and (5) to the living.