‘to arrive’
source: verified from Holle list by two or more speakers unless otherwise noted c. 1900 note: this entry is a common error from the Holle lists. Rather than ‘to arrive’, the informant responded ‘I arrive’. It is common in Sula to frame responses this way rather than provide root forms of words. In this case, duk is the base form for ‘come’ and ‘arrive’. Interestingly, the Holle list collected aduk on Mangon, where a final vowel would be expected. Since aduki was also gathered in Mangon, I suspect an informant either provided an additional form based on knowledge of other dialects, or the informant was a Sanana transplant.