Details
General
Morphemic form: | V{tqusaaq}V |
New orthography: | -qqusaarpoq |
Old orthography: | -rĸusârpoĸ |
Combinations: | Click here |
Constituents: | V{tqu}V, V{saaq}V, |
Left sandhi: | Default,
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Right sandhi: | Default/none,
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Inflection sandhi: | Default/none,
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Stem type: | q-stem |
Diathesis: | Reflexive |
Valency change: | Increasing |
Valency: | Divalent,
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Description and behaviour
Form and usage:
This affix is a straightforward combination of V{tqu}V, used with its reflexive meaning with intransitive form, and V{saaq}V, likewise used in intransitive form. Thus, this affix is only used with intransitive endings, despite being divalent, and there is therefore also no HTR-form.
Left sandhi:
Left sandhi is inherited from the left-most component, V{tqu}V. See this for details.
Right sandhi:
Right sandhi is inherited from the right-most component, V{saaq}V. See this for details.
Inflection sandhi:
Inflection sandhi is inherited from the right-most component, V{saaq}V. See this for details.
Meanings and examples
- nersoqqusaarpoq, he does something to get praise
[8]
From nersorpaa, 'he praises him'.
- palleqqusaarpoq, he lures someone over to him
[8]
From pallippaa, 'he approaches him'.
- tuneqqusaarpoq, he begs
[8]
From tunivaa, 'he gives him (something)', so literally 'he does (something) to get (someone/people) to give him (something)'.
References
- [6] Jonathan Petersen (1967): Ordbogêraĸ.
- [8] Christian Berthelsen, Birgitte Jakobsen, Robert Petersen, Inge Kleivan & Jørgen Rischel (1997): Oqaatsit.