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General

Morphemic form: V{(q)vallak}V
New orthography: +pallappoq, -rpallappoq
Old orthography: -patdlagpoĸ
Sources: [JP67], [CWSL58], [CBBJRPIKJR97], [FAJN19]
Combinations: View list
Variants: N{(q)vallak}V
Left sandhi: Default
Right sandhi: Default/none
Inflection sandhi: Default/none
Stem type: k-stem
Diathesis: None
Valency: Preserving

Description and behaviour

Form and usage:

This affix has two, related meanings:

It appears to mostly be used with avalent or monovalent stems, but Schultz-Lorentzen [CWSL58] and Ordbogeeraq [JP67] even give examples with divalent stems. There is also another affix, N{(q)vallak}V which is used on nominal stems with a somewhat related meaning.


Meanings and examples

  • toqorpallappoq, it is said that he is dead [CWSL58]

    From toquvoq, 'he is dead'.

  • tikippallappaa, it is said that he has arrived at it [CWSL58]

    From tikippaa, 'he has arrived at it' (i.e., a place). This is an example of transitive usage with this affix.

  • angerpallappoq, it is said that he agreed/said yes [CBBJRPIKJR97]
  • qimaarpallappoq, it is said that he has fled/escaped [CBBJRPIKJR97]

This can be in any mode of sensing; i.e. sight, hearing, feeling etc.

  • anerpallappoq, it is sensed (e.g. heard) that he goes out [CBBJRPIKJR97]
  • katappallappoq, it is sensed that it has fallen off [CBBJRPIKJR97]
  • qaangiuppallappoq, it is sensed that it is over [CBBJRPIKJR97]

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