-саар

саар Саар Appendix:Variations of "saar" Mongolian Etymology From an old instrumental case form of the past participle mn -сан 658 Suffix converb subordinating converb suffixes The abtemporal converb, expressing that the action of the main clause has happened or has been happening since or during the action of the subordinate clause Usage notes When followed by an auxiliary verb, it expresses something similar to English perfect progressive, and with the particle mn л before the auxiliary it can be translated as "still be _____ing" The verb may be repeated for effect, either with the same suffix, or with the mn -н converb coming first. Inflection References Further reading 166 168 661