Details
General
| Morphemic form: | V{ssaŋatət}V |
| New orthography: | -ssangatippaa |
| Old orthography: | '-sangatípâ |
| Sources: | [9, 11] |
| Combinations: | Click here |
| Constituents: | V{ssaŋa}V, V{tət}V, |
| See also: | V{ssaŋa}V, |
| Left sandhi: | Default,
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| Right sandhi: | tð⇒ts,
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| Inflection sandhi: | Default/none,
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| Stem type: | t-stem |
| Diathesis: | Patientive |
| Valency change: | Increasing |
| Valency: | Divalent,
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| HTR morpheme: | ði,
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| HTR stem: | ssaŋatətci, |
Description and behaviour
Form and usage:
This affix is a straightforward combination of V{ssaŋa}V, 'Subject expect to Vb' and V{tət}V, where the latter adds a new Agent to the relation.
Thus, the meaning becomes
- '
AgentexpectsPatient=Actorto Vb', if the underlying stem is monovalent. - '
Agent1 expectsAgent2 to VbPatient', if the underlying stem is divalent.
In the second case, Agent1 is the Agent of the affix, and Agent2 is the Agent of the underlying stem.
See further in the entry for V{tət}V for how the meaning changes when this morpheme is added.
Right sandhi:
Right sandhi is inherited from the right-most component, V{tət}V. See this for details.
Meanings and examples
If the underlying stem is monovalent.
- aallassangatippaa, he1 thinks that he2 will travel/depart
[11]
From aallarpoq, 'he travels/departs'.
- nakkassangatippara, I think it will fall down
[11]
From nakkarpoq, 'it falls down'.
- sapissangatippiuk, do thou think he will be incapable (of something)?
[11]
From saperpoq, 'he is incapable (of something)'.