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Finally, while “tijaa” can take the inessive, “atti” cannot take the allative in this form.
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Finally, while “tijaa” can take the inessive, “atti” cannot take the allative in this form.
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“tijaa” takes the allative (-it) to form -(t)ijait, “when,” “at the moment of…”
It gives the implication of a particular INSTANCE of something happening.
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“tijaa” takes the allative (-it) to form -(t)ijait, “when,” “at the moment of…”
It gives the implication of a particular INSTANCE of something happening.
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This is actually important in verbs since the two give different implications as to how the verb took place in “when” clauses since they take different cases.
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This is actually important in verbs since the two give different implications as to how the verb took place in “when” clauses since they take different cases.
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Jera jerkeersu
“I’m sleeping”
[1SG-NOM 1SG-sleep.PRES]
Jera jerkeersu
“I’m sleeping”
[1SG-NOM 1SG-sleep.PRES]
“the dog saw leaves on the ground”
[dog.SG ground-SUPESS leaf-PL-ACC 3.ANIM.SG-3.NAT.PL-see-PST]
Puimija siistanujerikkor jera jermijortui
“the dog saw me with my son”
[dog.SG-ERG son.SG-1.SG.POSS-COM 1SG-ABS 1SG-3.ANIM.SG-see-INVERS-PST]
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“the dog saw leaves on the ground”
[dog.SG ground-SUPESS leaf-PL-ACC 3.ANIM.SG-3.NAT.PL-see-PST]
Puimija siistanujerikkor jera jermijortui
“the dog saw me with my son”
[dog.SG-ERG son.SG-1.SG.POSS-COM 1SG-ABS 1SG-3.ANIM.SG-see-INVERS-PST]
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