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==Thematic Circumfix== ...t, and from the non-finite or finite verb form succeeding it. The thematic circumfix also dictates which verb stem may follow the root, as certain stems can onl

...the first person masculine singular present involitional is marked by the circumfix /um/ ... /di/. But when this is added to the verb stem /ˈhleipjeŋ/ - to s ...ple, the 3rd person masculine plural present involitional is marked by the circumfix /hja/ ... /di/. But when this is added to a verb root such as /ˈhleipjeŋ/

...by the verb, is formed by doubling the final root consonant and adding the circumfix ''a-...-î''. ...noun, that is someone who carries out the action, is formed by adding the circumfix ''ya-...-a'' to the verb root.

...and sometimes even looks suppletive. The most common pattern consists of a circumfix i-t, possibly accompanied by a vowel change.

...t concrete, such as 'if I were an astronaut...' and it is denoted with the circumfix ott-i/ot-i note: this mood can be applied to any tense and the circumfix must remain outside

|wrd016=''gu(n) … ša''<ref>''-n'' before vowels. The ''ša'' part of the circumfix is omitted if the verb is used attributively or if the interrogative partic

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Flewtish is a [[w:Polysynthetic language|polysynthetic language]], using [[w:Circumfix|circumfixes]] or other [[w:Affix|affixes]] to change word meaning, or show

...ive and past, former formed with suffix 'infinitive-(i)ba' and latter with circumfix 'na(n)-infinitive-t'. The present participle can be used as an attributive ...to which something is done by someone unknown, passive voice is used. The circumfix construction: a(x)-3rd sg.-(time/mood)-my (the core verb can be conjugated)

Negation is accomplished by dropping the final ''-n'' and adding the circumfix ''ka-ŋ'' - e.g. ''numiiran'' "I was leading" → ''kanumiiraŋ'' "I was no

Ordinals are formed by affixing the circumfix ro-[root]-ín. (ro- does not mutate). This construction literally means "of

...z'' of root ''maz'' assimilates to ''s'' (second part of the 3S.OBV object circumfix)

The past participle, called ''participle II'', is formed with a circumfix ''i--(e)d'' for the regular verbs. The participle II of the ''-jan verbs'' The irregular verbs form the participle II with the circumfix ''i--(e)n'' - as we have just seen for the verb ''bjo'' - and undergo a roo

...ments, one of them negative. In this case, the ''ša'' part of the negative circumfix is omitted: Chlouvānem negates sentences by using the circumfix ''gu(n) ... ša'' on the verb:

...al case of alternation are the collective nouns which are formed using the circumfix e-[root]-t, where, if the final phoneme of the root word is an elongated no

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...nal predicates are constructed by taking the adposition and add the proper Circumfix and then use it as a verb where the object that was being modified by it is

...rticiple, corresponding to the default unmarked voice, is constructed by a circumfix: <em>a-</em>(stem)<em>-a</em> for clear-harmony verbs (as in the previously

'''Negation''' is accomplished with the circumfix ከ-ም ''kä-m'' in main clauses, the prefix ከ- ''kä-'' for subjunctive

...Inchoative consists of a the prefix ''yis-'', which frequently occurs as a circumfix, ''y''- + ''-s-'', for certain conjugations. The affix causes the Inverse