Details

General

Morphemic form: N{saqnəq}V
New orthography: +sarnerpoq
Old orthography: -sarnerpoĸ
Sources: [10, 12, 11]
Combinations: Click here
Variants: N{saqnəq}N,
Left sandhi:
Default,
Right sandhi:
Default/none,
Inflection sandhi:
Default/none,
Stem type: q-stem
Diathesis: Subjective
Valency change: None
Valency:
Avalent,

Description and behaviour

Form and usage:

This is a non-productive affix mentioned in some dictionaries. It is the nominal affix N{saqnəq}N, but apparently simply used verbally (without an explicit verbalising morpheme).


Meanings and examples

This meaning is avalent; it is only used with 3sg or 4sg endings in an impersonal sense.

  • kuussarnerpoq, there blows a wind from the water stream [11]

    From kuuk, 'stream of water'.

  • unnussarnerpoq, there blows an evening wind [11]

    From unnuk, 'evening'.

  • samanngarsarnerpoq, there blows a wind from west [11]

    From samannga, adverbial allative form of the demonstrative root {sam}, here apparently treated as a nominal stem with an injected /q/.

  • qaqqarsarnerpoq, there blows a wind from the mountains [10]

    From qaqqaq, 'mountain'.

  • nunasarnerpoq, there blows a wind from the land [11]

    From nuna, 'land'.