बइठि के
Having Done: -इ के
The -इ form plus के links two actions: having done one, then another.
How It Works
To join two actions, usually done by the same person, put the first one in the -इ form and add के. The second action comes last and carries the tense.
| First action | With के |
|---|---|
| बइठब | बइठि के |
| करब | करि के |
| खाब | खाइ के |
| आउब | आइ के |
The -इ form never changes for person, gender or number. Only the last verb does: ऊ लोग बइठि के चाय पियत अहैं (they are sitting and drinking tea).
It may mean "and" (sit and drink), "after" (wash your hands and then eat) or "by" (he passed by studying). Context shows which. When the first verb has a clear time word, खाए के बाद (after eating) is another good choice.
Examples (4)
- ऊ लोग बइठि के चाय पियत अहैं।
They are sitting and drinking tea.
बइठि के links sitting and drinking.
- हाथ धोइ के खाना खाव।
Wash your hands, then eat.
धोइ के comes before the main command.
- नेहा घरे पहुँचि के फोन करी।
Neha will call after reaching home.
पहुँचि के gives the first step.
- सोचि के बोलौ।
Think before you speak.
सोचि के is the first action.
How It Connects
Learn This First
This adds के to the -इ joining form.
Related Patterns
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