/nįbra/ |
'father-in-law' |
/nįyąp/
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'mother-in-law'
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The
analysis of these forms would give the following morphemes.
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/-na/ |
'cross cousin by marriage' |
/-tya/ |
'second generation male' |
/-ya/ |
'second generation female' |
/-bą/ |
'first generation male' |
/-mą/ |
'first generation female' |
/-bra/ |
'first generation male(by
marriage)' |
/-yąp/ |
'first generation female(by
marriage)' |
/a-/ |
'male(with reference to ego)' |
/jyi-/ |
female(with reference to
ego)' |
/nį-/
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'parental relationship'
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2.1.3.1.2.2.
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Secondary Derived
Stems:
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These are stems composed of at least one simple stem and one
derivative suffix.The constituent stem may belong to any class.
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2.1.3.1.2.2.1.
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Derivatives of Noun
Stems:
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(i)
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The derivative suffix
/-rć/ denotes ancestral relationship
beyond two generations.
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/nįya/ |
'grandmother' |
/nayarć/ |
'female ancestor' |
/nįtya/ |
'grandfather' |
/nįtyarć/
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'male ancestor'
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(ii)
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The derivative suffix
/-ąk/ denotes colateral relations of parents with the relative
age difference marked obligatorily by the derivative suffixes
/-p/ and /-w/.
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/nįbą/ |
'father' |
/nįbą-p-ąk/ |
'father's elder brother' |
/nįbą-w-ąk/ |
'father's younger brother' |
/nįmą/ |
'mother' |
/nįmą-p-ąk/ |
'parent's elder sister' |
/nįmą-w-ąk/
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'parent's younger sister'
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The terms
for maternal uncle are different and do not follow this pattern
of derivation.
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(iii)
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The suffix /-ą/ derives
diminutives of the nouns to which it is attached.
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/tįra/ |
'dao' |
/tįraą/ |
'knife' |
/pya/ |
'bird' |
/pyaą/
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'robin'
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2.1.3.1.2.2.3.
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Derivatives of
Adjectival Stems:
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The derivation is unmarked.The nouns are derived from adjectives
by a zero process(Ref.2.0.3).The adjectives represent abstract
qualities.
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/prą/ |
'good/goodness/virtue' |
/maci/ |
'jealous/jealousy' |
/masyį/ |
'secret/secrecy' |
/kįnįm/
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'reason/reasonable'
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