CC = Common Caber
CK = Classical Khaya
CT = Classical Ĝare n Tim Ar
Kg = Kgáweq'
PB = Proto-Beheic
PO = Proto-O
PTa = Proto-Taltic
STK = Sisỏk Tlar Kyanà
Tm = Təmattwəspwaypksma
Next:
This one is rather difficult:
I am looking for the meaning of the noun that the derivation pattern ātitūrC₁V₁C₂C₁V₁C₂V₂C₃ū turns verbs into.
It is composed of two morphemes: ātitūrā is a noun of undecided meaning, it is the modified noun. C₁V₁C₂C₁V₁C₂V₂C₃ā is a noun derivation stem that indicates "that which causes [something else] to VERB", it is the modifying noun.
But ātitūrā is grammiticalized onto C₁V₁C₂C₁V₁C₂V₂C₃ā to become one derivation morpheme.
Ahzoh wrote:This one is rather difficult:
I am looking for the meaning of the noun that the derivation pattern ātitūrC₁V₁C₂C₁V₁C₂V₂C₃ū turns verbs into.
It is composed of two morphemes: ātitūrā is a noun of undecided meaning, it is the modified noun. C₁V₁C₂C₁V₁C₂V₂C₃ā is a noun derivation stem that indicates "that which causes [something else] to VERB", it is the modifying noun.
But ātitūrā is grammiticalized onto C₁V₁C₂C₁V₁C₂V₂C₃ā to become one derivation morpheme.
peripheral beneficiary—e.g., ātitūrā + 'causes-s.o.-to-fight' > 'guy pulling the strings, man behind the man'; ātitūrā + 'causes-s.o.-to-fail' > 'person of bad character who has an angle predicated on someone's failure'
CC = Common Caber
CK = Classical Khaya
CT = Classical Ĝare n Tim Ar
Kg = Kgáweq'
PB = Proto-Beheic
PO = Proto-O
PTa = Proto-Taltic
STK = Sisỏk Tlar Kyanà
Tm = Təmattwəspwaypksma
Thrice Xandvii wrote:Do you think it'd be okay to post characters for Vingdagese in this thread, some of which don't have solid pronunciations associated with them?
Yeah, but having a solid pronunciation would probably be helpful.
Frislander wrote:siè‘ [siə̂ʔ] a verb
tie down
Next: s·tuàn a basic noun for a hunter gatherer/proto-farming civilization
qwed117 wrote:Next: s·tuàn a basic noun for a hunter gatherer/proto-farming civilization
The skin of an animal used for materials [as opposed to food]
Next -nān, a verbal derivation suffix denoting an aspect that isn't frequentative, intensive, durative, attenuative, imperfective (and its variants) or perfective
Ahzoh wrote:Next -nān, a verbal derivation suffix denoting an aspect that isn't frequentative, intensive, durative, attenuative, imperfective (and its variants) or perfective