γ is a particle that marks a noun as the object that an action is being performed upon.1
Example: I eat cake
γ±γΌγγγγΉγ
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In this example, γ±γΌγ (cake) is marked by the γ particle, indicating that it is the object that something is being done to.
The context of the action being performed is provided by the verb γγΉγ (eat).
The subject of the sentence is inferred from context to be γγγ (I), as the γ particle is invisible/omitted.
