(Unless otherwise noted, postpositions follow the genitive case form of singular a-stem nouns, the nominative case form of other singular nouns, and the oblique case form of plural nouns)
to LIt. at; in; to. (depicts an object's "place") [to>] [PIA -sthâ- 'situated' following T. 13736]
ste, also ste˜ LIt. from. (used with places) [NstaNe>]
ke˜, [ŋe after
vowels] LIt. for (= düŋe). [ke˜>] [PIA
k'a-i-na 'through what'
T. 2574 (+)]
âska ^lâtri `tu ŋe `ü pto. 'I sent that thing down to you.'
âska `tu ŋe ü pta lâtria `gâć. 'Give me that thing that I sent down to
you.'
âska ^lâtri `tu ŋe_âsa. 'That thing is for you.', but
âska `tu lâtria `gâć. 'Give me that thing that is for you / yours.'
düŋe, also ke˜ LIt. for (= -ke˜). [>dü1Nke˜>]
meS LIt. with. [NmeS>] [PIA mišr'a- 'mixed' T. 10135]
nâ˜ia LIt. without. (The preceding noun is in the nominitive case if it is indefinite.) [>nâ-˜iNa-˜>]
u LIt. near; by; around. (used with places; i.e., after -to˜, locus nouns formed with pa-, and place names) [u1>]
to˜ u LIt. by; around. [to˜N u1>]
vik, also vike LIt. until; up to. (used with places) [NviDkN]
bâTea˜ LIt. instead of. [bâTaNe-a-˜>]