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Village Folk-Tales of Ceylon, Volume 3 (of 3)

Note 1 — SINHALESE TEXTS OF STORIES

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As a termination, ǣ usually takes the place of a in such words as kawaddǣ,1 kawdǣ, kīyaṭadǣ, kohedǣ, kohomadǣ, mokaddǣ, mokak welādǣ, mokaṭadǣ, monawadǣ; we have also such forms as, āwæn passē, bǣn̆dæn passē, damamuyæyi, giyæn pasu, issaræhæṭa, kapan­nēyæyi, nikæ hiṭapan, palāpannæyi, weyæyi, wunæyin pasu.

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