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| nu ||ぬ|| genitive and nominative || {{tag|gen}} and {{tag|nom}}
 
| nu ||ぬ|| genitive and nominative || {{tag|gen}} and {{tag|nom}}
 
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| u ||う || accusative || {{tag|acc}}  
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| u ||う || accusative 1|| {{tag|acc1}}
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| a || あ || accusative 2|| {{tag|acc2}}
 
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| du ||どぅ|| focus || {{tag|foc}}
 
| du ||どぅ|| focus || {{tag|foc}}

Revision as of 17:35, 7 February 2017

Parts of Speech

Ikema has nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, and interjections. Also postpositions and final particles.

Alternations

common strategies are affixation and compounding

List of postpositions:

Romaji Hiragana Usage tag
a あ topic 1 <top1>
ga が genitive and nominative <gen> and <nom>
nu ぬ genitive and nominative <gen> and <nom>
u う accusative 1 <acc1>
a あ accusative 2 <acc2>
du どぅ focus <foc>
n ん dative <dat>
ti てぃ quotative <quot>
nkai んかい allative 1 <all1>
nki んき allative 2 <all2>
taahii たーひー limitative <lim>
kara から ablative <abl>
hii ひー instrumental <ins>
tu とぅ comitative <com>
ncɨkyaa んつきゃー comparative <comp>


Ikema does not have productive reduplication, unlike other Miyako dialects

use the cases for the postpositions and mod for sentence final particles