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In Rungus, transitive verbs are those that can take an object. They are conjugated with a prefix (denoting aspect), and the appropriate personal pronoun is attached to the end (denoting the subject). | In Rungus, transitive verbs are those that can take an object. They are conjugated with a prefix (denoting aspect), and the appropriate personal pronoun is attached to the end (denoting the subject). | ||
| − | Verbs in Rungus should be tagged {{tag|v}}. | + | Verbs in Rungus should be tagged {{tag|v}}, and transitive verbs can be subcategorized as {{tag|tv}}. One of the aspects is the imperfective {{tag|impf}}. The person tags needed in Rungus are {{tag|p1}}, {{tag|p2}}, and {{tag|p3}}, and the number tags needed are {{tag|sg}} and {{tag|pl}}. |
| − | + | * {{morphTest|panau{{tag|v}}{{tag|tv}}{{tag|impf}}{{tag|p1}}{{tag|sg}}|mamanau oku}} | |
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Revision as of 17:12, 20 February 2025
Contents
Parts of Speech
Inflectional Morphology
Reduplication
Transitive Prefixes
In Rungus, transitive verbs are those that can take an object. They are conjugated with a prefix (denoting aspect), and the appropriate personal pronoun is attached to the end (denoting the subject).
Verbs in Rungus should be tagged <v>, and transitive verbs can be subcategorized as <tv>. One of the aspects is the imperfective <impf>. The person tags needed in Rungus are <p1>, <p2>, and <p3>, and the number tags needed are <sg> and <pl>.
- panau<v><tv><impf><p1><sg> ↔ mamanau oku
