Hngatil grammar: Difference between revisions
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==== To have (tya-nna) ==== | ==== To have (tya-nna) ==== | ||
Nna is the verb root meaning ''to have''. It conjugates for all verbal aspects | Nna is the verb root meaning ''to have''. It conjugates for all verbal aspects, and classifiers, but it does not conjugate for mood at all. Nna is also a commonly used verb in forming compound aspects. Nna has the most forms out of any verb in Hngatil, with [xyz]. | ||
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|+Nna forms | |+Nna forms in Hngatil | ||
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!SO | !SO | ||
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!Prospective | !Prospective | ||
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