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As in Montagnais, itis from these relative conjunct verbs that Naskapi
nominalizations arise, when they are lexicalized ... a verb (as listed in a lexicon or
dictionary, for example) is the third person singular of the independent indicative
neutral.
As in Montagnais, itis from these relative conjunct verbs that Naskapi
nominalizations arise, when they are lexicalized ... a verb (as listed in a lexicon or
dictionary, for example) is the third person singular of the independent indicative
neutral.
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Derivation from AI verbs Manynominalizations are derived from
animateintransitive (AI)verbs. ... with the third person singular of the conjunct
indicative neutral, the formula for deriving a nominalization from an AI verb is kaa
+ verb stem + -t.
Derivation from AI verbs Manynominalizations are derived from
animateintransitive (AI)verbs. ... with the third person singular of the conjunct
indicative neutral, the formula for deriving a nominalization from an AI verb is kaa
+ verb stem + -t.
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However, TA verbs provide the source foranominalization processthat starts with
the "unspecified actor" or passive form of the verb. These are described later in
this paper. The examples below list first the TA verb, then the AI derivative, ...
However, TA verbs provide the source foranominalization processthat starts with
the "unspecified actor" or passive form of the verb. These are described later in
this paper. The examples below list first the TA verb, then the AI derivative, ...
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