ey dox. He is dying. eya dos ey. He is killing him. In both sentences, ey represents the patient. In the first sentence, ey is the agent of the action of dying, but since dying is intransitive, he is also the patient who experiences, or receives, the action of dying. For more information, see Appendix:Grammar/Hie varsein vazjaa.See also * eya (ergative) * eyn (CSZ, accusative/dative)