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Verb form, noun form: Difference between revisions
Created page with "We shall use the terms '''verblike''' and '''nounlike''' to refer to any strings of words that can function as “verbs” and “nouns” respectively. Namely, we’ll define ; verblikes: single verb words ({{t|toa}}, {{t|bụfoaq}}), serial verbs without arguments ({{t|dua maı}}, {{t|fuı tua mara}}), and special verb like predicatizers ({{t|pó jí}}) or quotes ({{t|shú ‹kası›}}) or {{t|ë}}-phrases ({{t|ë tı súq ní}}) {{..."
(Created page with "We shall use the terms '''verblike''' and '''nounlike''' to refer to any strings of words that can function as “verbs” and “nouns” respectively. Namely, we’ll define ; verblikes: single verb words ({{t|toa}}, {{t|bụfoaq}}), serial verbs without arguments ({{t|dua maı}}, {{t|fuı tua mara}}), and special verb like predicatizers ({{t|pó jí}}) or quotes ({{t|shú ‹kası›}}) or {{t|ë}}-phrases ({{t|ë tı súq ní}}) {{...") |
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