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| ===Derivational morphology=== | | ===Derivational morphology=== |
| Proto-Ouřefr had an extensive array of derivational affixes. | | Proto-Ouřefr had an extensive array of derivational affixes. |
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| *Creaky voice marked intensive or transitive verbs like the Semitic geminate binyan
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| *''-ay'' (h): deverbal noun
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| *With prefixed verbs, the stress shift derives verbal nouns: *ri·kʷā́n 'to rest' → ·ríkʷan 'rest'. This is the source of some infinitives being marked with stress shifts in [[Shalaian]] (''riwháin, ríwhain'' 'sleep').
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| *''-gʷidi'' (i): augmentative; derives nouns
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| *''-t'' (i): verbal noun, resultative
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| *''-aʕ'' (a): agentive
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| *''-ī́r'': causative verbs
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| *''-áy'': causative, change of state
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| *''-ā́l'': transitive or causative verbs
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| *''dan-'': applicative, like German ''be-''
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| *''tar-'': frequentative
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| *''nar-'': telic
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| *''šu-'': mis-, over-
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| *''ur-'': causative, change of state
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| *''ri-'': detransitivizer, passive
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| *''-mak'': nominalizer
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| *{{angbr|''n''}}: continuative? frequentative?
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| *C1aC2- reduplicant: graduative
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| *''-jan'': instrument noun
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| ====Native==== | | ====Native==== |