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|align="right"|'''Absolute state''' | |align="right"|'''Absolute state''' | ||
|''liet'' ||''liet'''ůl''''' | |''liet'' ||''liet'''ůl''''' | ||
|''qăśtel'''eś''''' ||''qăśtel''' | |''qăśtel'''eś''''' ||''qăśtel'''iś''''' | ||
|''jůśi'' ||'''''ŋy'''jůśi'' | |''jůśi'' ||'''''ŋy'''jůśi'' | ||
||''Nătah'''in'''''||''Nătah'''ie''''' | ||''Nătah'''in'''''||''Nătah'''ie''''' | ||
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|align="right"|'''Construct state''' | |align="right"|'''Construct state''' | ||
|''liet-'' ||''liet'''ů'''-'' | |''liet-'' ||''liet'''ů'''-'' | ||
|''qyśtyl'''ek-''''' ||''qyśtyl''' | |''qyśtyl'''ek-''''' ||''qyśtyl'''ik-''''' | ||
|''jůśė-'' ||'''''ŋy'''jůśė-'' | |''jůśė-'' ||'''''ŋy'''jůśė-'' | ||
||''-''||''-'' | ||''-''||''-'' | ||
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:("'Behold, the son exceeds me bigly already,' spoke the mother.") | :("'Behold, the son exceeds me bigly already,' spoke the mother.") | ||
:"Oh my, my boy is bigger than me already!" said the mother. | :"Oh my, my boy is bigger than me already!" said the mother. | ||
===== Possessed forms ===== | |||
Unsuffixed nouns: | |||
* abs: ''xozăn'' 'Netagin qanun' | |||
* const: ''xozna'' (Netagin segolates take -a for the construct; the construct csn be unpredictable) | |||
* 1sg: ''xoznal'' | |||
* 2sg: ''xoznab'' | |||
* 3sg: ''xozni'' | |||
* 1pl: ''xoznėśů'' | |||
* 2pl: ''xoznăbi'' | |||
* 3pl: ''xoznus'' | |||
The Class B construct affix -k assimilates with | The Class B construct affix -k assimilates with an inalienable suffix beginning with a consonant: | ||
* bahieneś 'birth' | |||
* bahienek 'birth of' | |||
* bahienekal 'my birth' | |||
* bahienekab 'thy birth' | |||
* bahieneki 'his birth' | |||
* bahienekėśů 'our birth' | |||
* bahiene'''bbi''' 'your (pl.) birth' | |||
* bahienekus 'their birth' | |||
===''ve''-words=== | ===''ve''-words=== | ||
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===Derivation=== | ===Derivation=== | ||
Noun patterns in Netagin are called ''qehtůnůl'' 'builders'. | |||
* Noun patterns: ''1a23, 1ė23, 1o23, 1a22u3, 1a2a3, 1a2o3, ŋa12u3, 1a2a3, 1a2e3, 1ů2a3, 1i2a3, 1i2i3, 1i2u3'' | * Noun patterns: ''1a23, 1ė23, 1o23, 1a22u3, 1a2a3, 1a2o3, ŋa12u3, 1a2a3, 1a2e3, 1ů2a3, 1i2a3, 1i2i3, 1i2u3'' | ||
* ''1a22u3'' = adjective relating to personal qualities | * ''1a22u3'' = adjective relating to personal qualities | ||
*'' | *''be12ů3'' = agent noun | ||
*''1a2a3ė, 1a2i3ė, 1a2u3ė'' = nouns | *''1a2a3ė, 1a2i3ė, 1a2u3ė'' = nouns | ||
*''1i22e3'' = resultatives | *''1i22e3'' = resultatives | ||
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*''2o2a3'' = resultative adjective | *''2o2a3'' = resultative adjective | ||
*''2e2ů3'' = event | *''2e2ů3'' = event | ||
*'' | *''qi12u3'' = event | ||
*''tu12a3'' (< *tūCCaC < *tawuCCaC) | *''tu12a3'' (< *tūCCaC < *tawuCCaC) | ||
** ''Tumhan'' is derived from m-h-n/tuCCaC | ** ''Tumhan'' is derived from m-h-n/tuCCaC | ||
*'' | *''qi12a3/qi12ė3'' = instrument | ||
*'' | *''ba12ie3/ba12a3'' = profession | ||
*''ty12a3ė/ty12e3ė'' = process | *''ty12a3ė/ty12e3ė'' = process | ||
*''vy12u3'' = patient noun | *''vy12u3'' = patient noun | ||
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* Mir | * ''Mir vy{{ng}}pielek Săvarxal'' 'He got into / will get into Săfarchal University' | ||
* Vaććol | * ''Vaććol vy{{ng}}pielek Săvarxal'' 'He used to attend / attends / will continue to attend Săfarchal University' | ||
===Verbs for "to wear"=== | ===Verbs for "to wear"=== | ||
==Poetic Classical Netagin== | ==Poetic Classical Netagin== | ||
Classical Netagin poetry uses meters similar to Hebrew piyyut meters. For example, the marnin aka hazaj meter is SLLLSLLL, where S must be an open syllable with a reduced vowel (underlyingly either an ''ă'' /ə/ or an ''y'' /ɨ/) and L is any heavy syllable (i.e. having a non-reduced vowel). Poetry from the Classical Netagin era is replete with allusions to older Classical Netagin literature (much like Hebrew piyyutim and Classical Chinese literature); there are some poems that are entirely "Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra". | Classical Netagin poetry uses meters similar to Hebrew piyyut meters. For example, the marnin aka hazaj meter is SLLLSLLL, where S must be an open syllable with a reduced vowel (underlyingly either an ''ă'' /ə/ or an ''y'' /ɨ/) and L is any heavy syllable (i.e. having a non-reduced vowel). Poetry from the Classical Netagin era is replete with allusions to older Classical Netagin literature (much like how Hebrew piyyutim use Tanakh allusions and Classical Chinese literature allude to older Classical Chinese works); there are some poems that are entirely "Darmok and Jalad at Tanagra". | ||
Poetic Netagin was a separate register from prose Classical Netagin, and has the following characteristics: | Poetic Netagin was a separate register from prose Classical Netagin, and has the following characteristics: | ||