- is
added to the verb compound. In addition,
preverbs also have
directional meanings in Georgian.
Preverbs are
directly attached to the
beginning of the...
- the
present sub-series, the
preverbs are absent, but the
thematic suffixes are present. In the ****ure sub-series, the
preverbs emerge, and the
thematic suffixes...
- Two main
types of
preverbal elements exist:
determinants and
preverbs. The
number of
preverbs is limited, and
mainly show
location and direction. The number...
- 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...
-
Leman (2011)
describes "
preverbs",
morphemes which add
adjectival or
adverbial information to the verb stem.
Multiple preverbs can be
combined within one...
- instead. An
irregular form of
initial change affects some vowel-initial
preverbs by
appending an /n/
before the
first vowel,
rather than the
ordinary /h/...
- "I am coming".
Preverbs appear in the ****ure, past and
perfective screeves; they are
generally absent in the
present screeves.
Preverbs indicating direction...
-
inanimate objects that take an
erect position, like trees, are vertical. The
preverbs are
often used with
active verb
predicative words: te- "about, all about"...
- some of
which still are, in
limited situations) are
actually relational preverbs; they must
occur in a
position immediately before the
verbal complex and...
-
these elements fluctuate and are unclear. For example, in the
Rigveda preverbs regularly occur in tmesis,
states Jamison,
which means they are "separated...
