ഈ താളിൽ തെറ്റുതിരുത്തൽ വായന നടന്നിരിക്കുന്നു
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It can.
Ex:
| Gender | 3rd Person | 2nd Person | 1st Person | ||
| Singular. | Masculine | ar̥iyán | (=he, she, it will not, does not know) |
ar̥iyáya (=thou wilt not, dost not know) |
ar̥iyá (=I shall not, do not know) |
| Feminine | ar̥iyáḷ | ||||
| Neuter | ariyátu | ||||
| ariyá | |||||
| Gender | 3rd Person | 2nd Person | 1st Person | ||
| Plural. | Masculine | ar̥iyár | (=they will not, do not know). |
ar̥iyír(?) (=you will not, do not know). |
ar̥iyam(?) (=we will not, do not know) |
| Feminine | |||||
| Neuter | ar̥iyá | ||||
153. Has the negative mood any adnounal participles?
(a). It has. The form of one is exactly the same as that
of the negative finite verb.
Ex: kollákula (= a murder which does not kill), néṭáppon
(=gold which is not got) etc.; in these examples 'kollá' (= which
does not kill) and 'nétá' are negative adnounal participles.
(b). The neuter participial nouns formed from these
adnounal participles are used as finite verbs also.
Ex: atu varátu (= it will not, does not, or did not come),
mazha viṭátu (=the rain will etc. not leave off), atu taṭṭá-
ttu (taṭṭáttatu) (=it will etc. not take effect).
154. What is the form of the second adnounal negative
participle?
