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Mỉ Mỉao ga Nhäqpy: seeking the sea king 🤦‍♂️

2022-08-24T00:43:02Z

seeking the sea king 🤦‍♂️

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	* {{t\|iq}} (and maybe {{t\|oq}}) were almost-officially-proposed markers of "high" [[adverbials]].		* {{t\|iq}} (and maybe {{t\|oq}}) were almost-officially-proposed markers of "high" [[adverbials]].
	* {{t\|jeo}} used to be “___ is true; ___ satisfies property ___” — it is now split into {{t\|jeo}} and {{t\|iq}}.		* {{t\|jeo}} used to be “___ is true; ___ satisfies property ___” — it is now split into {{t\|jeo}} and {{t\|iq}}.
	* {{t\|go}}, after being a 2nd-slot marker, used to be a question tag illocution, used for agreement ~~seaking~~, as in “blahblahblah, ’’right’’?”. (now {{t\|nhó}} or {{t\|zí}})		* {{t\|go}}, after being a 2nd-slot marker, used to be a question tag illocution, used for agreement seeking, as in “blahblahblah, ’’right’’?”. (now {{t\|nhó}} or {{t\|zí}})

Mỉ Mỉao ga Nhäqpy at 00:10, 24 August 2022

2022-08-24T00:10:52Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:10, 24 August 2022
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	* {{t\|iq}} (and maybe {{t\|oq}}) were almost-officially-proposed markers of "high" [[adverbials]].		* {{t\|iq}} (and maybe {{t\|oq}}) were almost-officially-proposed markers of "high" [[adverbials]].
	* {{t\|jeo}} used to be “___ is true; ___ satisfies property ___” — it is now split into {{t\|jeo}} and {{t\|iq}}.		* {{t\|jeo}} used to be “___ is true; ___ satisfies property ___” — it is now split into {{t\|jeo}} and {{t\|iq}}.
			* {{t\|go}}, after being a 2nd-slot marker, used to be a question tag illocution, used for agreement seaking, as in “blahblahblah, ’’right’’?”. (now {{t\|nhó}} or {{t\|zí}})

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Without marking, an argument phrase always goes in the lowest numbered unfilled place. Using linking words, that order can be manipulated: {{t|Bỏdoa jí cu hó ní tỉai.}}
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2022-08-24T00:03:53Z

Created page with "The words on this page were official or in very common use, but have since fallen into disuse. == Linking words == The words {{t|fi}}, {{t|go}}, {{t|cu}}, and {{t|ke/ta}} used to mark the slot (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th) that the following noun phrase fills. toaq.org writes: <blockquote>Without marking, an argument phrase always goes in the lowest numbered unfilled place. Using linking words, that order can be manipulated: {{t|Bỏdoa jí cu hó ní tỉai.}}</blockquote>..."

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The words on this page were official or in very common use, but have since fallen into disuse.

== Linking words ==
The words {{t|fi}}, {{t|go}}, {{t|cu}}, and {{t|ke/ta}} used to mark the slot (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th) that the following noun phrase fills. [[toaq.org]] writes:
<blockquote>Without marking, an argument phrase always goes in the lowest numbered unfilled place. Using linking words, that order can be manipulated: {{t|Bỏdoa jí cu hó ní tỉai.}}</blockquote>

== pa ==
{{t|pa}} used to be a word like {{t|bi}} marking an "applied prenex":
<blockquote>
The second type of prenex is the applied prenex. This type differs from the topical prenex in that in addition to the functionality of topical prenexes, argument phrases that are part of the prenex become arguments of the predicate, in order of their appearance. Only then are the arguments following the predicate evaluated.
</blockquote>

An example from "Báorēo Nủq":

{{example|Chûq hó núq pa cả dêq mủidūa hó pó báq nỉai ga tỏaq da.|Eating the snake had given him power of understanding the language of animals.}}

In modern Toaq, we just use {{t|bi}} with pronouns: {{t|Chûq hó núq bi cả <u>róu</u> dêq…}}

== Other words ==
* {{t|do}} used to be a "variable name" meaning the same thing as {{t|rai}}. Also {{t|doshi, dogu}} mean the same thing.
* {{t|ha, hia, hue}} used to be interjections (now {{t|haha, aja, obe}}).
* {{t|toaq}} used to mean "language" (now {{t|zu}}).
* {{t|duo}} used to mean "move" (now {{t|duy}}).
* {{t|suo}} used to mean "broken" (now {{t|zuy}}).
* {{t|la}} used to make a meta comment about the sentence: {{t|la buoq}} = this sentence is silly, I'm being silly.
* {{t|lû}} used to be a complementizer (now {{t|lâ}}).
* {{t|na}} used to have the meaning of {{t|cy}} and {{t|ky}}, terminating all statements. It's now only found in {{t|na ru}} (statement [[coordination]]), but even that may be removed soon.
* {{t|iq}} (and maybe {{t|oq}}) were almost-officially-proposed markers of "high" [[adverbials]].
* {{t|jeo}} used to be “___ is true; ___ satisfies property ___” — it is now split into {{t|jeo}} and {{t|iq}}.