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General


Morphemic form: N{təq}V (Combinations)
New orthography: +terpaa
Proto-eskimoic root: təʀ-
Variants: V{təq}V
Morpheme type: Verbaliser
Left sandhi: Default (additive, epenthetic or phonotactically truncative)
Right sandhi: None

Description


Form and usage:

This affix is a verbalising variant of the verbal affix V{təq}V. Their meanings seem to be only vaguely related (smearing something with N is presumably done gradually/in stages), but historically they derive from the same morpheme.

When this affix is followed by a vowel-initial affix (most notably V{-utə}N or V{-ut(ə)}V), it will not be able to delete the final /q/ and expose the /ə/. Thus, this combination will yield

similar to how a nominal strong q-stem would behave. Likewise, this affix uses the {-i} variant of the HTR-morpheme {ði} as usual with a q-stem, but this too will not remove the final /q/, but instead weaken it to /r/, so we obtain the HTR-form /təri/.


Verb stem


Right sandhi: Regular
Valency: Divalent (valency 2)
Diathesis: Reflexive/reciprocal (BP)
HTR-morpheme: {ði}
HTR-stem: N{təri}V

Meaning(s)


Meaning Notes
Agent smears Patient with N Or 'covers, sprinkles' etc. Examples