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General


Morphemic form: {atuq}V (Combinations)
New orthography: atorpaa, atuivoq, atorpoq
Proto-eskimoic root: atuʀ-
Morpheme type: Verbal base
Right sandhi: None

Description



Verb stem


Right sandhi: Regular
Valency: Divalent (valency 2)
Diathesis: Patientive (NAP)
HTR-morpheme: {ði}
HTR-stem: {atui}V

Right sandhi: Regular
Valency: Divalent (valency 2)
Diathesis: Agentive (NPP)

Meaning(s)


Meaning Notes
Agent uses Patient In this meaning, the diathesis is patientive, so the meaning changes to 'Patient is used/in use' when used intransitively, without HTR. Examples
Agent has intercourse with Patient In this meaning, the diathesis is patientive, so the meaning changes to 'Patient is sexually (ab)used' when used intransitively without HTR.
Agent borrows Patient In this meaning, the diathesis is agentive, so the meaning changes to 'Agent borrows (something)' when used with intransitive endings without HTR. Examples