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Triggers (giving the noun in the direct case specific semantic roles) were marked by adding infixes to the verbal grade of the root. The original trigger system usually became a set of derivational affixes in daughter languages, much like binyanim (originally marking voice) in Semitic languages.
Triggers (giving the noun in the direct case specific semantic roles) were marked by adding infixes to the verbal grade of the root. The original trigger system usually became a set of derivational affixes in daughter languages, much like binyanim (originally marking voice) in Semitic languages.


Proto-Lakovic had seven triggers:
Proto-Lakovic had eight triggers:
*'''agent''' trigger: unmarked?
*'''agent''' trigger: unmarked?
*'''patient''' trigger: {{angbr|əp}}
*'''patient''' trigger: {{angbr|əp}}
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*'''locative''' trigger: {{angbr|it}}
*'''locative''' trigger: {{angbr|it}}
*'''ablative/cause''' trigger: {{angbr|əm/nəm}}
*'''ablative/cause''' trigger: {{angbr|əm/nəm}}
*'''instrument''' trigger:  {{angbr|əw}}, {{angbr|əg}}
*'''instrument''' trigger:  {{angbr|əg}}
*'''benefactive''' trigger: {{angbr|əkəm}}
*'''benefactive''' trigger: {{angbr|əkəm}}
*'''comitative''' trigger: {{angbr|əw}}, {{angbr|lis}}


In most branches (Ashanic, Tseeric, Tumhanic, Pfiunic, Häskä, Tsrovesh), the original trigger system became a set of derivational affixes. Txapoallian Lakovic reinterpreted the trigger system into a more head-marking, polysynthetic system. Only some modern Eta-Lakovic languages retain a trigger system today.
In most branches (Ashanic, Tseeric, Tumhanic, Pfiunic, Häskä, Tsrovesh), the original trigger system became a set of derivational affixes. Txapoallian Lakovic reinterpreted the trigger system into a more head-marking, polysynthetic system. Only some modern Eta-Lakovic languages retain a trigger system today.
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