The Takelma Language of Southwestern Oregon
The Takelma Language of Southwestern Oregon
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In such cases the u is either lost, as in the last example above (dissimilation is also a possible explanation) or a con- necting -i- is introduced between the u, which now becomes w, and the following consonant. Examples are: Verb-stem . Aorist stem l^t^xink^ he will call me by name le®wila'u«t ^ he calls me by name 59.7 Mfefi I shall look (142.18) ' liwila^u^^*^ I look (59.14) The stem vowel of verbs of Type 12 is regularly long, and, when stressed, as it generally is in aorist forms, receive...s the rising accent.
The a of the second syllable of the aorist stem is stressed only when forming a secondary diphthong with a following repeated radical element, in which case it receives a falling (la/^la'uJii he called him) or raised accent (he^-sal-fgu^fga^n), ^ The various forms of this verb seem to be made up of three distinct stems. The non-aorist forms of both transitive aud intransitive (sana'p'de • I shall fight) employ a stem (^iWM^^ of Type 5. Most aorist forms, including the reciprocal aarist» use the stem 9SP^Mai^ of Type 12 (S6«7i4a'fwi vs.
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In such cases the u is either lost, as in the last example above (dissimilation is also a possible explanation) or a con- necting -i- is introduced between the u, which now becomes w, and the following consonant. Examples are: Verb-stem . Aorist stem l^t^xink^ he will call me by name le®wila'u«t ^ he calls me by name 59.7 Mfefi I shall look (142.18) ' liwila^u^^*^ I look (59.14) The stem vowel of verbs of Type 12 is regularly long, and, when stressed, as it generally is in aorist forms, receive...s the rising accent.
The a of the second syllable of the aorist stem is stressed only when forming a secondary diphthong with a following repeated radical element, in which case it receives a falling (la/^la'uJii he called him) or raised accent (he^-sal-fgu^fga^n), ^ The various forms of this verb seem to be made up of three distinct stems. The non-aorist forms of both transitive aud intransitive (sana'p'de • I shall fight) employ a stem (^iWM^^ of Type 5. Most aorist forms, including the reciprocal aarist» use the stem 9SP^Mai^ of Type 12 (S6«7i4a'fwi vs.
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