Kjaxono verbs: Difference between revisions

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<code>"[...] it [Scales] [is] the system in verbs in which we classify, organize, and differentiate between the verbs in which take objects and not, to ensure that [subscales] see the lines and draw correctly in their wake [...]" ''(Page 291-292)''</code>
<code>"[...] it [Scales] [is] the system in verbs in which we classify, organize, and differentiate between the verbs in which take objects and not, to ensure that [subscales] see the lines and draw correctly in their wake [...]" ''(Page 291-292)''</code>
Translated from the [[Cjaingi Omacili]], the two scales in Kjaxono translate as the Objective scale, and Nonobjective (or Anti-objective) scale respectively. The subscales were


== Other terminology ==
== Other terminology ==
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* '''Person'''
* '''Person'''
** Indefinite
** ''Indefinite''
** Definite
** ''Definite''
* '''Tense'''
* '''Tense'''
** Past
** ''Past''
** Hodiernal
** ''Hodiernal''
** Present
** ''Present''
** Future
** ''Future''
* '''Mood'''
* '''Mood'''
** Indicative
** ''Indicative''
** Conditional
** ''Conditional''
** Potential
** ''Potential''
** Hypothetical
** ''Hypothetical''
** Imperative
** ''Imperative''
*** Hard
*** ''Hard''
*** Soft
*** ''Soft''
* '''Evidentiality'''
* '''Evidentiality'''
** Direct
** ''Direct''
** Reportative
** ''Reportative''
** Assumptive
** ''Assumptive''
* '''Voice'''
* '''Voice'''
** Active
** ''Active''
** Middle
** ''Middle''
** Passive
** ''Passive''
* '''Aspect'''  
* '''Aspect'''  
** Perfective
** ''Perfective''
** Momentane
** ''Momentane''
** Prospective
** ''Prospective''
** Imperfective
** ''Imperfective''
** Progressive
** ''Progressive''
** Stative
** ''Stative''
** Gnomic
** ''Gnomic''


Person marking in verbs can also specify the nature of definiteness in the pronoun. This feature - sometimes termed ''verbal personal definiteness'' - has little if any equivelance in any other natural language.
Person marking in verbs can also specify the nature of definiteness in the pronoun. This feature - sometimes termed ''verbal personal definiteness'' - has little if any equivelance in any other natural language.