Abbreviations


For bibliographical abbreviations see References.

 

adv. – adverb

 

conj. - conjunction

 

dim. - diminutive

 

du. – dual

 

f. – feminine

 

interj. – interjection

 

intrans. - intransitive

 

m. - masculine

 

n. – noun

 

num. – numeral

 

pass. – passive

 

pl. – plural

 

pl. t. – plurale tantum

 

prep.  – preposition

 

pron. - pronoun

 

trans. - transitive

 

v. – verb

 

v. n. – verbal noun

 

 

Stems

Examples

Ia

béḷog ‘to send’

Ib

lébek ‘to be thick’

II

bórik ‘to bless’, máṣiľ ‘to collect the gum of the dragon-blood tree’

IV

éḳdem ‘to see’

VI

fótker ‘to think’

VII

entέgif ‘to spread’

VIII

otéḷeb or atéḷeb (yetéḷob) ‘to be overturned’

X

šénker ‘to wonder’

XII

šenέkir ‘to wonder’

Q

ˁánšek ‘to splash (intrans.)’

QR

gέrger ‘to purl’

QII

temέtiľ (yetemɛtíľin) ‘to speak in verse’

QRII

demέdim (yedemɛdímin) ‘to rock’

RI

igrífif (yegrífif) ‘to bend (intransitive)’

RII

egrέyded (yegrɛydídin) ‘to roll down’

NQ

enḳárbe (yenḳárbo) ‘to be moved here and there, to be mixed’

NQV

enṭábˁeš (yenṭabˁéšen) ‘to be sticky (cooked rice)’

NQR

engέrger (yengέrger) ‘to purl’

NR

(3 sg. f.) enṣ̌aˁréroʰ ‘to be sterile (a palm)’

NV

enṭéˁer (yenṭeˁéren) ‘to rot’

NVII enˁáľim (yenˁáľímin) ‘to whine’

NQII

enberέˀiŝ ‘to get in motion’