The Kolyma

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(5-1)   
jo:lugE     ta:nE     jo:     jo:lugE     ta:nE     jo:    
INTJ   INTJ   INTJ   INTJ   INTJ   INTJ  
taN     jo:lugE     ta:nE     jo:lu<N>gE.    
DP   INTJ   INTJ   INTJ  

What a sorrow!


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(5-2)   
mit     ej-re:-nun-nu-l     lej-tE-d'e:-gE.    
we   walk-NONIT-HAB-IMPF-AN   know-TR-INTR-DS  

We are walking thinking about the past.

Comment:
The Action Nominal forms are used as main predicates, see (3-2).


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(5-3)   
jo:lugE     ta:nE.    
INTJ   INTJ  

What a sorrow!


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(5-4)   
qon-u-l     OnmE     jo:     ta:     kOj-pE-de:     {pom'inaj}-gE,    
go-0-AN   mind   INTJ   there   young.man-PL-DIM   recall-DS  
jo:lugE     i:lu<N>gE     jo:,     qo<N>do     mit     ej-re:    
INTJ   INTJ   INTJ   how   we   walk-NONIT  
unmun     ta:nE     jo:     lej-tE-d'e:-gE.    
Kolyma   INTJ   INTJ   know-TR-INTR-DS  

We are remembering the boys, and how we used to walk around on the Kolyma.

Comment:
The Action Nominal qonul seems to function as the main predicate whose subject is OnmE 'mind', so literally this expression means 'the mind is going'. It is unclear why the verbal form ejre: has no further inflection and its final vowel is lengthened, and why the word unmun 'the Kolyma' also remains uninflected.