Azkali grammar: Difference between revisions
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In a situation where there is a dative argument, often times in bitransitive and transitive verbs, the following prefixes are used: | |||
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An example of these being used is in the sentence "I baked the cake for him long ago", which is imatatazagi, which breaks up into ''ima-tata-za-gi''; ''ima'' is the dative singular third person masculine prefix, ''tata'' is the verb stem meaning ''bake'', ''za'' is the far past indicative active affix, and ''gi'' is the ergative singular first person suffix. | |||
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==== Rules for pronouns ==== | |||
=== Adpositions === | === Adpositions === | ||