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| This affix marks the VP as an unrealized and/or hypothetical state or event.  It is used in  interrogatives, hortatives, and imperatives. Additionally, this affix, combined with the Consequential affix and certain sentential particles to form hypothetical and conterfactual clauses. This affix tends to elide any consonant before it; when it does, the vowel is lengthened, although this is usually not reflected in the orthography.
| This affix marks the VP as an unrealized and/or hypothetical state or event.  It is used in  interrogatives, hortatives, and imperatives. Additionally, this affix, combined with the Consequential affix and certain sentential particles to form hypothetical and conterfactual clauses. This affix tends to elide any consonant before it; when it does, the vowel is lengthened, although this is usually not reflected in the orthography.
<br/>The Irrealis is required with certain affixes, such as the Desiderative and allied forms, the Inclinative, all Future tenses, and evidentials.<br/><br/>
<br/>The Irrealis is required with certain affixes, such as the Desiderative and allied forms, the Inclinative, all Future tenses, and evidentials.<br/><br/>
The Irrealis is multifunctional.  In addition to marking uncertain outcomes semantically inherent in the aforementioned affixes, it is used to form conditional clauses, with the first clause (protasis) marked with ''-š'', and the following clause (apodosis), marked with the Resultative + Irrealis, ''-dūš'', e.g.''Iknatahanessā-š, tamašiktaħnessun-dūš'', "If you go, he will hunt you down".  It is also the usual way of forming imperatives, e.g. ''Hittaduytahā-š!'', "Give him some salmon!"
The Irrealis is multifunctional.  In addition to marking uncertain outcomes semantically inherent in the aforementioned affixes, it is used to form conditional clauses, marking the first clause (protasis) along with the general subordinator ''-'', as well as the following clause (apodosis) in conjunction with the Resultative ''-dūr'', e.g.''Iknatahanessammā-š, tamašiktaħnessun-dūš'', "If you go, he will hunt you down".  It is also the usual way of forming imperatives, e.g. ''Hittaduytahā-š!'', "Give him some salmon!"
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