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This is followed by a grammatical morpheme - kuo ' inverse ' which reverses the roles of agent and patient as subject and object so that the patient of the knowing is the subject of the verb . This morpheme is no doubt historically ...
This is followed by a grammatical morpheme - kuo ' inverse ' which reverses the roles of agent and patient as subject and object so that the patient of the knowing is the subject of the verb . This morpheme is no doubt historically ...
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... from the normal patient meaning which is conveyed with an explicit inverse - marker - ikuit - ācim / iko / si = w ' he is thus narrated of ' ( The inverse marker always takes a stative AF , in this case -ěsi discussed below ) .
... from the normal patient meaning which is conveyed with an explicit inverse - marker - ikuit - ācim / iko / si = w ' he is thus narrated of ' ( The inverse marker always takes a stative AF , in this case -ěsi discussed below ) .
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These are known as Direct , Inverse , 1-2 , 2-1 , Indefinite Subject , and Inanimate Subject forms of the verb . 20 ) Direct Forms nekom ( nihtol ; niktok , nihiht ) etoli lehlut — ' third or fourth person object , singular or plural ...
These are known as Direct , Inverse , 1-2 , 2-1 , Indefinite Subject , and Inanimate Subject forms of the verb . 20 ) Direct Forms nekom ( nihtol ; niktok , nihiht ) etoli lehlut — ' third or fourth person object , singular or plural ...
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