So pjrases with *rurbogh* (or any kind of -bogh) need an agreement prefix if it's not just a third-person subject with a third-person direct object? I never thought about that, perhaps because I thought of it more as an adjective (albeit a prepositive adjective rather than the usual postpositive stative verb) rather than as a verb.

A relative clause is just a complete sentence with -bogh added to the end of the verb.

nIrur loDpu' Men resemble you.

nIrurbogh loDpu' men who resemble you

The entire relative clause gets used as a noun phrase in another sentence.

jatlhpu' SoSoy nIrurbogh loDpu' vIghombej Momma said I will certainly meet men who resemble you.

The verb is not prepositive or postpositive; it simply sits between any object and subject as usual.

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