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Although not used in
general linguistic theory, the term
preverb is used in
Caucasian (including all
three families:
Northwest Caucasian,
Northeast Caucasian...
- below).
Preverb.
Although preverbs may have
directional meanings, it is
often diachronic patterns that
indicate which verb
takes which preverb. In addition...
- this
indicates either the
subject of a
transitive sentence,
targets of
preverbs, or
indirect objects which do not take any
other suffixes (/mɨzɨn/ '(to)...
- "I am coming".
Preverbs appear in the ****ure, past and
perfective screeves; they are
generally absent in the
present screeves.
Preverbs indicating direction...
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alphabet for the details). DETR:detrimental BENF:benefactive PREV:
preverb SPREV:stem
preverb EXT:extension MSD:masdar RECI:reciprocal
Abkhaz morphology features...
- Cree
tense is
marked on the
preverbs attached to the pronoun.
There is an
indicative of past and ****ure
tense on the
preverb such as, che, chii, kata, chika...
- 1
preverb but the
following mood as both a
position 1 and
position 2
preverb.
Aspect 1 and the
Aktionsart are also
classified as
position 2
preverbs. The...
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repurposing of *to,
originally a
connecting particle, into a
preverb *to-; such a
preverb appears in
Cisalpine Gaulish and
Insular Celtic. The rise of...
- all cases: the oblique. Judeo-Hamadani
commonly uses
preverbs he-, vā and vor-. Often,
preverbs cause no
semantic change in the verb root. However, in...
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these elements fluctuate and are unclear. For example, in the
Rigveda preverbs regularly occur in tmesis,
states Jamison,
which means they are "separated...
