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-a
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-wa |
CVCC-CVC/-
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-a
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-wa
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Besides the vowel of the first syllable of a disyllabic stem also
undergoes vowel change of the above type :
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Examples are :
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Transitive/Intransitive
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Causal1 |
Causal2
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Certain lexical items can have four corresponding stems like
transitive, intransitive and two causatives. In such derivations the
primary root stems would always be in transitive. In case of intransitive
as the root stem there will only be tree alternant. And there are also
root stems like /a/ ‘come’ /ja/ ‘go’ which do not have any
derivation.
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A few examples are :
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Transitive
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Intransitive
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Causal1
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Causal2
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As described above simple verb stems like causatives are derived from
intransitive or transitive bases by suffixation. Besides there is another
type of verbal stem derived from nominal base called denominative stems.
Such stems are very few and are derived by /-la-/ /-ka-/ or /-f/
suffixes. A few examples are :
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