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Compound Verbs

In the Sanskrit-based languages, including Bangla, compound verbs (CV) sequences are formed when two verbs (V1 and V2) are present. The Bangla CV sequence is a two-member construction in which

the first member (V1) chooses between the third-person, simple past tense, conjunctive participial form (-e) and third-person, habitual past tense, infinitive form (-te) and
the second member (V2) bears the inflection caused by the Subject of the sentence.

The -e ending of V1 is used in this example.

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
ওড়া -> উড়ে ORa -> uRe V1=fly	যাওয়া -> গেল JaOya -> gelo V2=to go	উড়ে গেল uRe gelo CV=flew away
		পাখিটা উড়ে গেল pakhiTa uRe gelo The bird flew away

The -te ending of V1 is used in this example.

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
ঘুমানো -> ঘুমাতে ghumanO -> ghumate V1=sleep	যাওয়া -> গেল JaOya -> gelo V2=to go	ঘুমাতে গেল ghumate gelo CV=went off to sleep, retired to sleep
		ছেলেটি ঘুমাতে গেল chheleTi ghumate gelo The boy went off to sleep

The following rules apply to compound verbs (CV)

Every V1 does not combine with every V2. The combinatorial well-formedness depends on the semantic compatibility between the two Vs. A study of semantic compatibility is beyond the scope of this post, except to say that the number of V2s is quite limited in Bangla. One linguist, Soma Paul, suggests that only 16 V2s participate in CVs. They are

Verbs that can be used as V2 in Compound Verbs


আসা asa come	যাওয়া JaOya go
দেওয়া deOya give	নেওয়া neOya take
দাঁড়ানো dan^RanO stand	পড়া poRa fall
বসা bosa sit	ওঠা OTha rise
তোলা tOla lift	ফেলা phela drop
রাখা rakha keep	ছাড়া chhaRa leave
পাঠানো paThanO send	আনা ana bring
বেড়ানো beRanO roam	মরা mora die

Examples of V1 + V2 => CV

Root V1 + Root V2 => Usual form of V1 and Conjugated form of V2


হওয়া+আসা => হয়ে এলো	ভাঙা+জাওয়া => ভেঙে গেলো	খোঁজা+দেওয়া => খুঁজে দিল	বলা+দেওয়া => বলে দিলাম
ঘুমানো+নেওয়া => ঘুমিয়ে নিই	কাজ করা+দারানো => কাজ করে দারাল	খাটা+পড়া => খেটে পড়ল

Examples of Compound Verbs in Actual Use

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
হওয়া -> হয়ে hoOya -> hoye V1=become	আসা -> এলো asa -> elO V2=to come	হয়ে এলো hoye elO CV=is approaching towards event denoted by V1
	মিনু ঘড়ে এলো minu ghoRe elO Minu appeared in the room	সন্ধ্যা হয়ে এলো sondhYa hoye elO The evening approached

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
ভাঙা -> ভেঙে bhaNga -> bheNge V1=break	জাওয়া -> গেলো jaOya -> gelO V2=go	ভেঙে গেলো bheNge gelO CV=the breaking has happened
ও লাঠি ভেঙে দুই ভাগ করল O laThi bheNge dui bhag korolo He broke the stick into two parts	ও বাড়ি গেল O baRi gelo She went home	ওর হাথ থেকে পরে গ্লাসটা ভেঙে গেল Or hath theke pore glasoTa bheNge gelo The glass fell from her hand and broke

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
খোঁজা -> খুঁজে khOn^ja -> khun^je V1=search	দেওয়া -> দিল deOya -> dilo V2=give	খুঁজে দিল khun^je dilo CV=doing something for others-no change of possession takes place
	ও মিনুকে একটা বই দিল O minuke ekoTa boi dilo She gave a book to Minu	ও মিনুকে বাড়ি খুঁজে দিল O minuke baRi khun^je dilo She found a house for Minu

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
বলা -> বলে bola -> bole V1=speak	দেওয়া -> দিলাম deOya -> dilam V2=give	বলে দিলাম bole dilam CV=Normal use of deOya implies something of concrete value is handed over. When deOya is the V2 in a CV, the literal sense of giving is lost. Instead, the V2 suggests a sense of ‘doing something for others’.
	আমি মিনুকে দশটা বই দিলাম ami minuke doshoTa boi dilam I gave Minu ten books	আমি মিনুকে একটা শারি কিনে দিলাম ami minuke ekoTa shari kine dilam I bought Minu a sari

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
ঘুমানো -> ঘুমিয়ে ghumanO -> ghumiye V1=to sleep	নেওয়া -> নিই neOya -> nii V2=take	ঘুমিয়ে নিই ghumiye nii CV=to do something for one's own benefit-take the opportunity to speak
	আমি বাক্স হাতে নিই ami bakso hate nii I carry the box in my hand	আমি প্রথমে বলে নিই, পরে তোমার পালা ami prothome bole nii, pore tOmar pala I will speak first, then its your turn

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
কাজ করা -> কাজ করে kaj kora -> kaj kore V1=to work	দারানো -> দারাল daranO -> daralo V2=to stand	কাজ করে দারাল kaj kore daralo CV=The V2 daranO contributes a meaning of coming to the state of V! and remain in such a state.
	চেলেটা বেনচের ওপর দাড়াল cheleTa benocher Opor daRalo The boy stood on the bench	ব্যাপারটা খুব জটিল হয়ে দাড়াল bYaparoTa khub joTil hoye daRalo The matter turned out to be very serious

Verb 1	Verb 2	Compound Verb
খাটা -> খেটে khaTa -> kheTe V1=work hard	পড়া -> পড়ল poRa -> poRolo V2=to fall	খেটে পড়ল kheTe poRolo CV=fall asleep-there is an unpreparedness in the V1 activity
	গাছ থেকে ফল পড়ল gachh theke phol poRolo The fruit fell from the tree.	মিনু ঘুমিয়ে পড়ল minu ghumiye poRolo Minu fell asleep

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