lántas stuff

pages/laantas/verbs.md

@@ -28,29 +28,29 @@ Stories are narrated in the present tense.
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-- Þasim kalńḿt jaðí.
-- þasi-m  kalń-ḿ-t    jaðí
+- Ƶasim kalńḿt jaƶí.
+- ƶasi-m  kalń-ḿ-t    jaƶí
 - dog-DEF cat-DEF-GEN love;PRS
 - The dog loves the cat.
 
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-- Þasim kalńḿt jaðísi.
-- þasim   kalńḿt  jaðí-si
+- Ƶasim kalńḿt jaƶísi.
+- ƶasim   kalńḿt  jaƶí-si
 - the:dog the:cat love-RPST
 - The dog loved the cat.
 
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-- Þasim kalńḿt jaðísai.
-- þasim   kalńḿt  jaðí-sai
+- Ƶasim kalńḿt jaƶísai.
+- ƶasim   kalńḿt  jaƶí-sai
 - the:dog the:cat love-DPST
 - The dog had loved the cat (until …).
 
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-- Þasim kalńḿt jaðímá.
-- þasim kalńḿt jaðí-má
+- Ƶasim kalńḿt jaƶímá.
+- ƶasim kalńḿt jaƶí-má
 - the:dog the:cat love-FUT
 - The dog will love the cat.
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@@ -84,15 +84,15 @@ is expressed by using conjunctions of pronouns instead of suffixes.
 
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-- Þasim bairunáš.
-- þasi-m bairu-**náš**
+- Ƶasim bairunáš.
+- ƶasi-m bairu-**náš**
 - dog-DEF see-1PL;SBJ
 - We see the dog.
 
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-- Þasim bairudúš.
-- þasi-m bairu-**dúš**
+- Ƶasim bairudúš.
+- ƶasi-m bairu-**dúš**
 - dog-DEF see-1PL;OBJ
 - The dog sees us.
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@@ -113,21 +113,21 @@ There is a four way voice distinction. The voice markers are placed between the
      Active `!(ACT)!` `{–}`
     Passive `!(PSV)!` `{–lú}`
   Reflexive `!(RFL)!` `{–sidu}`
- Reciprocal `!(RCP)!` `{–lði}`
+ Reciprocal `!(RCP)!` `{–lƶi}`
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 :::glosses
-- Þasimat tassána.
-- þasimat tassá-na
+- Ƶasimat tassána.
+- ƶasimat tassá-na
 - the:dog wash-1SG
 - I wash the dog.
 
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-- Þasim tassálú.
-- þasim tassá-**lú**
+- Ƶasim tassálú.
+- ƶasim tassá-**lú**
 - the:dog wash-PSV
 - The dog is washed.
 
@@ -140,8 +140,8 @@ There is a four way voice distinction. The voice markers are placed between the
 
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-- Tassálðináš.
-- tassá-**lði**-náš
+- Tassálƶináš.
+- tassá-**lƶi**-náš
 - wash-RCP-1PL
 - We wash each other.
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@@ -190,25 +190,25 @@ A verb form can be suffixed with `{–ja}` to turn it into a noun modifier. This
 is used to make relative clauses.
 
 :::glosses
-- þasim bairuja ausut kášńḿ
-- þasi-m bairu-ja ausu-t kášń-ḿ
+- ƶasim bairuja ausut kášńḿ
+- ƶasi-m bairu-ja ausu-t kášń-ḿ
 - dog-DEF see-REL size-GEN lizard-DEF
 - the big lizard that the dog sees
 
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-- þasimat bairuja ausut kášńḿ
-- þasim-at bairu-ja ausut kášńḿ
+- ƶasimat bairuja ausut kášńḿ
+- ƶasim-at bairu-ja ausut kášńḿ
 - the:dog-GEN see-REL big the:lizard
 - the lizard that sees the dog
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-A relative clause can be made into a noun phrase of its own with `{–ð}`,
+A relative clause can be made into a noun phrase of its own with `{–ƶ}`,
 meaning 'the one who \_\_\_\_'.
 
 :::glosses
-- kášńł bairujað
-- kášń-ł bairu-ja-ð
+- kášńł bairujaƶ
+- kášń-ł bairu-ja-ƶ
 - lizard-PL see-REL-NOM
 - the one who sees lizards
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@@ -219,7 +219,7 @@ meaning 'the one who \_\_\_\_'.
 Pro-verbs are placeholders standing in for verb phrases; they are the verb equivalent of pronouns.
 
 The word for 'to do this' is `{mai}`, related to the [pronoun] `{mua}`. There
-are also `{lai}` and `{þai}`, which are used only when contrasting between two
+are also `{lai}` and `{ƶai}`, which are used only when contrasting between two
 options.
 
 [pronoun]: prons.html#demonstratives
@@ -232,15 +232,15 @@ options.
 
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-- *Laim* iš *þaim* ušmiha?
-- lai-m       iš þai-m       ušmi-ha
+- *Laim* iš *ƶaim* ušmiha?
+- lai-m       iš ƶai-m       ušmi-ha
 - do_this-DEF or do_that-DEF want-2SG
 - Which do you want to do?
 
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-- Þaim ušmina.
-- þai-m ušmi-na
+- Ƶaim ušmina.
+- ƶai-m ušmi-na
 - do_this-DEF want-1SG
 - I want to take the bus.
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