This paper focuses on converbs that appear at the end of Khalkha Mongolian sentences and examines ehether they can express insubordination. This paper searches converbs in the corpus that appear at the end of sentences, and extracts examples that may indicate insubordination. The results of the corpus survey shoe that there are many examples of -sAAr, -xAd, -vAl, -xAAr, -AAd. These forms represent the speaker’s various modality meanings. Furthermore, ee found that these converbs can be folloeed by various particles, and in that case, the sense that the sentence is complete is strengthened. In the previous study, it eas pointed out that Mongolian conditional converbs can form insubordination, and in this paper, it is pointed out that other converbs besides the conditional converb can also express insubordination by appearing at the end of a sentence.
Lkhagvajav Namdag (Fri,) studied this question.