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| <small>'''.IND, .OPT'''</small> | | <small>'''.IND, .OPT'''</small> | ||
| <small>indicative, optative (mood)</small> | | <small>indicative, optative<span style="color:red"><sup>6</sup></span> (mood)</small> | ||
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| <small>'''TR-, INV-'''</small> | | <small>'''TR-, INV-'''</small> | ||
| <small>transitive, inverse[ transitive] (transitivity<span style="color:red"><sup> | | <small>transitive, inverse[ transitive] (transitivity<span style="color:red"><sup>7</sup></span>)</small> | ||
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| <small>'''LOC:*, SUP-, VEN-'''</small> | | <small>'''LOC:*, SUP-, VEN-'''</small> | ||
| <small>locative verb, super[essive/lative], venitive (locative verbs<span style="color:red"><sup> | | <small>locative verb, super[essive/lative], venitive (locative verbs<span style="color:red"><sup>8</sup></span>)</small> | ||
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| <small>'''-CONJ, -EMPH, -Q'''</small> | | <small>'''-CONJ, -EMPH, -Q'''</small> | ||
| <small>conjunctive (connector), emphatic/augmentative, interrogative/question<span style="color:red"><sup> | | <small>conjunctive (connector), emphatic/augmentative, interrogative/question<span style="color:red"><sup>9</sup></span></small> | ||
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| <small>'''PRIV-'''</small> | | <small>'''PRIV-'''</small> | ||
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# <small>Covers everything from when/if/as/while to being a general adverbialising -(ing)ly and an instrumental or essive depending on context.</small> | # <small>Covers everything from when/if/as/while to being a general adverbialising -(ing)ly and an instrumental or essive depending on context.</small> | ||
# <small>Stative and active are not glossed when a verb is inherently one or the other; translative refers to a change of state, inchoative or perfective.</small> | # <small>Stative and active are not glossed when a verb is inherently one or the other; translative refers to a change of state, inchoative or perfective.</small> | ||
# <small>The optative expresses uncertainty or wishfulness and can be used to specify the direction of distal temporal deixis, to issue a request or order or express desire.</small> | |||
# <small>The inverse marker reverses the roles of the main arguments to a transitive verb.</small> | # <small>The inverse marker reverses the roles of the main arguments to a transitive verb.</small> | ||
# <small>Locative verbs cover meanings such as be, go, come, give, and put while providing information about the referent; LOC:STAT and LOC:ACT are general; LOC:CRESC refers to growth.</small> | # <small>Locative verbs cover meanings such as be, go, come, give, and put while providing information about the referent; LOC:STAT and LOC:ACT are general; LOC:CRESC refers to growth.</small> | ||
# <small>The interrogative marker doesn't necessarily ask a question but might be the speaker pondering something.</small> | # <small>The interrogative marker doesn't necessarily ask a question but might be the speaker pondering something.</small> |
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