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− | |gamma || がっま ||Diminutive | + | |gamma || がっま ||Diminutive || dim |
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− | |mmi || っみ || Plural 1 | + | |mmi || っみ || Plural 1 || pl1 |
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− | |ta || た || Plural 2 | + | |ta || た || Plural 2 || pl2 |
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− | |nagi || なぎ ||Approximative | + | |nagi || なぎ ||Approximative || app |
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− | Noun compounding | + | ===Noun compounding=== |
Two nouns can be compounded together. | Two nouns can be compounded together. | ||
An adjectival stem can be compounded with a noun. | An adjectival stem can be compounded with a noun. |
Revision as of 22:17, 8 February 2017
Parts of Speech
Ikema has nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, conjunctions, and interjections. Also postpositions and final particles.
Grammar Points
List of postpositions [1]
Romaji | Hiragana | Usage | tag |
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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> |
List of final particles [1]
Romaji | HIragana | Meaning |
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doo | ||
i | い | |
na | な | Y/N question |
ga | が | Wh question |
da | だ | how about ~? |
Noun suffixes
Romaji | HIragana | Function | Tag |
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gamma | がっま | Diminutive | dim |
mmi | っみ | Plural 1 | pl1 |
ta | た | Plural 2 | pl2 |
nagi | なぎ | Approximative | app |
Noun compounding
Two nouns can be compounded together. An adjectival stem can be compounded with a noun.
Ikema does not have productive reduplication, unlike other Miyako dialects
use the cases for the postpositions and mod for sentence final particles