Peshpeg: Difference between revisions

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===Verbs===
===Verbs===


Peshpeg verbs mark for tense and aspectVerbs fall in three broad classes, based on how they mark the past vs. the non-past tenses: the ''zu-/vu-'' class, the etymologically related ''z-/v-'' class, and the ''u-/u-'' class.  Another feature of the verb is that plural verb stems get truncated, e.g.''zeganuadzh'' "I spoke", from the stem ''-egan-''; vs. ''zegzua'' "We spoke", from the stem ''-eg-''.
Peshpeg verbs consist of an inflected auxiliary followed by a verbal nounThe auxiliary developed from the fusion of a bound subject marker to the connective particle ''mon'', derived from the Minhast connective ''min'', to the locative suffix ''-bi'', plus a tense-aspect marker, followed by the verbal noun which contains the semantic content of the verb phrase.
 
{{Gloss
|phrase = Gir sumbiri yilar.
| IPA = /gɪr 'sumbɪri jɪ'la:r/
| morphemes = su-mon-bi-ri yilár
| gloss = CL2.ABS 1S.NOM-CONN-LOC-PST broke
| translation = I broke it (lit. "It I-of-in-past breakage")
}}
 




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