ayahaddinti.
ayahaddinnibia.
The following forms also belong to this verb:
ayahaddinnibiakubáma, to may or can walk.
ayahaddahálin, one who walks there (infinitive form).
As in all polysynthetic languages, other words and particles can be
incorporated in the verb to modify its meaning, thus:
dayahaddáruka, as I was walking.
dayahaddakanika, I walk a little.
dayahaddahittika, I walk willingly.
In this way sometimes words of formidable length are manufactured, as:
massukussukuttunnuanikaebibu, you should not have been washed to-day.
Negation may be expressed either by the prefix _m_ or _ma_, as
_mayahaddinikade_, I do not walk (where the prefix throws the pronoun to
the end of the word, and gives it the form appropriate for that
position), or else by the adverb _kurru_, not. But if both these
negatives are used, they make an affirmative, as _madittinda kurru
Gott_, I am not unacquainted with God.