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→The Negative, -NA
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: <small>run.{{sc|INCH}}'''.{{sc|NEG}}''' rabbit</small> | : <small>run.{{sc|INCH}}'''.{{sc|NEG}}''' rabbit</small> | ||
: ''The rabbit '''does not''' start to run. '' | : ''The rabbit '''does not''' start to run. '' | ||
The conjugations of -NA for the different classes are as follows: | |||
* Strong regular verbs append -ná to the end of the word. Weak regular verbs delete the final vowel and append -ná. | |||
*: lesó -> lesoná | |||
*: enjí -> enjiná | |||
*: sigú -> signá | |||
* -sa conjugation verbs delete the final vowel and append ná. Note that if the consonant before the final vowel is <x>, then ná will be pronounced as [ɲa]. | |||
*: myusá -> myusná [mjusˈna] | |||
*: exí -> exná [ɛɕˈɲa] | |||
====The Causative, -BI==== | ====The Causative, -BI==== | ||