Details
General
Morphemic form: | V{ccut(ə)}V (Combinations) |
New orthography: | -ssuppaa, -ssussivoq |
Proto-eskimoic root: | utə- |
Variants: |
V{-ut(ə)}V, V{'-t(ə)}V
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Morpheme type: | Verbal modifier |
Left sandhi: | Default (additive, epenthetic or phonotactically truncative) |
Right sandhi: | None |
Description
Form and usage:
This is a lexicalised variant of V{-ut(ə)}V, following vowel- and t-stems, according to Fortescue et al. (2010). However, nowadays it appears to be used productively as an alternative to V{-ut(ə)}V in combinations where phonotactics otherwise would have required a /j/ to be inserted, i.e. following [aa]. There may also be a relation to the nominalising affix V{ccutə}N in terms of usage. See the entry for V{-ut(ə)}V for more usage examples and a description of the (regular) right-sandhi of t(ə)-stems.
Verb stem
Right sandhi: | Regular |
Valency: | Valency-increasing |
Diathesis: | Reflexive/reciprocal (BP) |
HTR-morpheme: | {ði} |
HTR-stem: | V{ccucci}V |
Meaning(s)
Meaning |
Notes |
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Agent Vb to/with/for Patient |
The meanings are the same as for the variant V{-ut(ə)}V, so see this for further examples. |
Examples |