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{{also|Appendix:Variations of "pi"}}
 
==Choctaw==
 
===Etymology===
Cognate with {{cog|cic|pi-}}
 
===Prefix===
{{head|cho|prefix|class II first-person [[paucal]]}}
 
# {{non-gloss definition|the [[direct object]] of an active transitive verb}}
#: us (few)
# {{non-gloss definition|the [[subject]] of a [[stative]] intransitive verb}}
#: we (few)
# {{non-gloss definition|indicates possession of a noun}}
#: our (we few's)
 
====Usage notes====
Class II person markers are used for possession only for a small set of words, mostly including kinship terms and body parts.
 
====Inflection====
{{cho-person marker}}
 
==Curripaco==
 
===Prefix===
{{head|kpc|prefix}}
 
# {{non-gloss definition|second person singular agent marker}}
 
===References===
* Swintha Danielsen, Tania Granadillo, ''Agreement in two Arawak languages'', in ''The Typology of Semantic Alignment'' (edited by Mark Donohue, Søren Wichmann) (2008, {{ISBN|0199238383}}, page 398
 
==Ojibwe==
 
===Preverb===
{{head|oj|preverb|cat2=directional preverbs}}
 
# {{alternative form of|oj|bi-}} ''(when not in word initial position)''
#: {{ux|oj|Gaawiin ganage gii-'''pi'''-izhaasiin.|He really didn't come.}}
 
==Taos==
 
===Pronunciation===
* {{IPA|twf|/pi/|lang=twf}}
 
===Prefix===
{{head|twf|prefix}}
[[pi-]]
 
# First{{lb|twf|transitive}} {{non-gloss definition|first-person singular subject + third -person [[inverse]] number object.}}
 
===Prefix===
{{head|twf|prefix}}
[[pi-]]
 
# {{lb|twf|formative}} {{non-gloss definition|[[inverse]] number object prefix (on verbs with plural subjects.)}} {{qualifier|compare the ''[[pę-]]'' allomorph}}
 
====Alternative forms====
* {{l|twf|pę-}}
 
====Derived terms====
* {{l|twf|ipi-}} ([[ąpęn-]])
* {{l|twf|mąpi-}} ([[mąpęn-]])
 
[[Category:Taos prefixes|pi]]
 
==Tocharian B==
 
===Verb===
{{head|txb|verb}}
 
# to [[sing]]