(10) Kui hummalad sa-i-d noppi-tud, CONJ hop:PL SAA-PST-PL pick-PST.IMPS.PTCP siis koggus temma igga ohto hummala warred ja lahhed, he collected their stalks and leaves every evening ja heitis neid
omma lammaste ette (COLE, Luce 1812) and cast them before his sheep 'When the hops were picked, he collected their stalks and leaves every evening and cast them before his sheep' The next-most common is the saama future construction, which is somewhat more common (25% to 17%) in the second half of the century than in the first half, e.g.
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On 58 minutes Arsenal moved from one end of the pitch to the other in just four passes to reall ll lly take ke com
omma ma d nd nd nd Gi Gi Gi Giro ro ro d ud ud to really take command.
In the first meeting Iphigenia wants to look at her father and longs for his
omma (eye or face here, 648; cf.
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omma reet.
Taotlus koolide alluvuse muutmise kohta esitati jargmisel kujul: "Et /.../ Rigivalitsus neid koggoni kolide Ministri-kohto
omma hole alla vottaks..." (Kruus, H.
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[...] min trost ar, att lasare gifvas, hvilka gerna forlata Horatius och Despreaux, nar hjertat kan
omma och ogat kanske falla en tar.
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