- Kinyarwanda.
University of
California Press. p. 160–72. Look up causative or
factitive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. What is a causative? What is causative...
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suffixes in many
daughter languages. *-h₂-ti ~ *-h₂-n̥ti. This
formed factitive verbs from
adjective stems. As above, the
thematic vowel was retained...
- four
verbs in it. In
other languages, it was
merged with the
class III
factitive verbs (see below) and
significantly modified, e.g.,
Gothic haban, past...
- ****ual orientation.
Effeminate comes from
Latin effeminātus, from the
factitive prefix ex- (from ex 'out') and
femina 'woman'; it
means 'made feminine...
-
present stem yaz-, 'to recite, celebrate'). If the base verb has the
factitive/causative
suffix -ēn- (-yn-), it is
removed before the
addition of -īh-:...
- in *-ē- (cf.
similar verbs in the
Latin -ēre conjugation) as well as
factitive verbs in *-ā- (cf. the
Latin -āre conjugation). The
forms of each verb...
- action.
These verbal suffixes are also
known as a
focus particle or a
factitive marker. (3) ò kyɛ́ng-ɛ́ɛ́-ńg (affirmative) "S/he has walked"
There are...
- the
first root
consonant 𐤉𐤐𐤏𐤋 (ypʻl). the D-stem (functioning as a
factitive): the
forms must have been 𐤐𐤏𐤋 /piʻʻil/ in the
suffix conjugation,...
- the
following range of
meanings in the branches: *-s-: 'causative', '
factitive' or 'denominal' *-t-: 'p****ive', 'middle voice', 'reflexive' and other...
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either *-ai- or *-ja-, and no
suffix in the past. A
class of
verbs with
factitive semantics (i.e., with the
meaning "make X"
where X is an
adjective or...
