Difference between revisions of "Ancient Kartara/Examples"

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| sun
 
| sun
| shine-3s.AN
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| shine-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The sun is shining.
 
The sun is shining.
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|-
 
|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| shine-PTCP
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| shine-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| be-3s.AN
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| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The sun shone.
 
The sun shone.
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|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| shine-3s.AN.PST
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| shine-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The sun will shine.
 
The sun will shine.
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|-
 
|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| shine-3s.AN.FUT
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| shine-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The sun has been shining.
 
The sun has been shining.
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|-
 
|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| shine-3s.AN
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| shine-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| continuously
 
| continuously
 
|}
 
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|-
 
|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| shine-3s.AN
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| shine-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| again
 
| again
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| shine.3s.AN.FUT
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| shine.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
| tomorrow
 
| tomorrow
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| shine-3s.AN
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| shine-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
| bright-AUG
+
| bright-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The bright sun shines.
 
The bright sun shines.
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|-
 
|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| bright-AUG
+
| bright-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
| shine-3s.AUG
+
| shine-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The sun is rising now.
 
The sun is rising now.
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|-
 
|-
 
| sun
 
| sun
| rise.PTCP
+
| rise.{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| be.3s.AN
+
| be.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| now
 
| now
 
|}
 
|}
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| all
 
| all
 
| person
 
| person
| shout-3PAU.AN.PST
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| shout-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
| ''kart́a-ńa'' (person-PL) can be used, too.
+
| ''kart́a-ńa'' (person-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}) can be used, too.
 
|}
 
|}
 
Some of the people shouted.
 
Some of the people shouted.
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| Some
 
| Some
 
| person
 
| person
| shout-3PAU.AN.PST
+
| shout-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
| ''kart́a-ru'' (person-PAU) can be used, too.
+
| ''kart́a-ru'' (person-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}) can be used, too.
 
|}
 
|}
 
Many of the people shouted twice.
 
Many of the people shouted twice.
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|-
 
|-
 
| many
 
| many
| person-PAU
+
| person-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
 
| two
 
| two
 
| instance
 
| instance
| shout-3PAU.AN.PST
+
| shout-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Happy people often shout.
 
Happy people often shout.
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|-
 
|-
 
| Happy
 
| Happy
| person-PL
+
| person-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
| shout-PTCP
+
| shout-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
| sometimes
 
| sometimes
| do.habitually-3PL.AN
+
| do.habitually-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The kitten jumped up.
 
The kitten jumped up.
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|-
 
|-
 
| kitten
 
| kitten
| jump-3s.AN.PST
+
| jump-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| upwards
 
| upwards
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| kitten
 
| kitten
| jump-3s.AN.PST
+
| jump-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| onto
 
| onto
 
| table
 
| table
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| ''fi-śi.''
 
| ''fi-śi.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-1s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| kitten-DIM
+
| kitten-{{Term|DIM|p=g|t=diminutive}}
| walk-3s.AN.PST
+
| walk-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| DET.this
+
| {{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.this
| ABL-place
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
It's raining.
 
It's raining.
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|-
 
|-
 
| rain
 
| rain
| come-3AN.PL
+
| come-3AN.{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The rain came down.
 
The rain came down.
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|-
 
|-
 
| rain
 
| rain
| come-3AN.PL.PST
+
| come-3AN.{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| down
 
| down
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| kitten
 
| kitten
| play-3s.AN
+
| play-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
| LOC-rain
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-rain
 
|}
 
|}
 
The rain has stopped.
 
The rain has stopped.
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|-
 
|-
 
| rain
 
| rain
| stop-3s.AN
+
| stop-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| now
 
| now
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| rain
 
| rain
| stop-3s.AN.FUT
+
| stop-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
| soon
 
| soon
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| soon
 
| soon
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
 
| rain
 
| rain
| stop-3s.AN.FUT
+
| stop-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
I hope the rain stops soon.
 
I hope the rain stops soon.
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| ''oĺa.''
 
| ''oĺa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| 1s
+
| {{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| hope-1s
+
| hope-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| that
 
| that
 
| rain
 
| rain
| stop.3s.AN.FUT
+
| stop.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
| soon
 
| soon
 
|}
 
|}
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| animal
 
| animal
 
| wild
 
| wild
| be-3s.AN.PL.PST
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| DET.this
+
| {{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.this
| LOC-place
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
Slowly she looked around.
 
Slowly she looked around.
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|-
 
|-
 
| full
 
| full
| look.3s.PST
+
| look.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| slow
 
| slow
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| slow
 
| slow
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
 
| full
 
| full
| look-3s.PST
+
| look-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Go away!
 
Go away!
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| ''fi-śi.''
 
| ''fi-śi.''
 
|-
 
|-
| now.IMP
+
| now.{{Term|IMP|p=g|t=imperative mood}}
| be-2s
+
| be-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| DET.this
+
| {{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.this
| ABL-place
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''fi-śi.''
 
| ''fi-śi.''
 
|-
 
|-
| now.IMP
+
| now.{{Term|IMP|p=g|t=imperative mood}}
| 1PL.IN
+
| {{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|IN|p=g|t=inclusive person}}
| DET.this
+
| {{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.this
| ABL-place
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''fi-śi.''
 
| ''fi-śi.''
 
|-
 
|-
| should.do-2s
+
| should.do-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| ABL-place
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''fi-śi.''
 
| ''fi-śi.''
 
|-
 
|-
| BEN.FORM-be-1s.FUT
+
| {{Term|BEN|p=g|t=benefactive}}.{{Term|FORM|p=g|t=formal register}}-be-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
| DET.this
+
| {{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.this
| ABL-place
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
He will arrive soon.
 
He will arrive soon.
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| ''oĺa.''
 
| ''oĺa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| be-3s.FUT
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
| DET.this
+
| {{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.this
| LAT-place
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-place
 
| soon
 
| soon
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''fi-śi.''
 
| ''fi-śi.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-baby
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-baby
 
| ball
 
| ball
| roll-3s.INAN.PST
+
| roll-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| ABL-place
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
The two boys are working together.
 
The two boys are working together.
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| ''aĭk-eloĭ-ki.''
 
| ''aĭk-eloĭ-ki.''
 
|-
 
|-
| boy-DU
+
| boy-{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}
 
| work-PTCT
 
| work-PTCT
| be.3DU.AN
+
| be.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
| COM-DET.them-DU
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-{{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.them-{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
This mist will probably clear away.
 
This mist will probably clear away.
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|-
 
|-
 
| mist
 
| mist
| end-3s.AN.FUT
+
| end-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
| probable
 
| probable
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''śi.''
 
| ''śi.''
 
|-
 
|-
| flower-PL
+
| flower-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
| beautiful-AUG
+
| beautiful-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
| grow-3PL.INAN
+
| grow-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
| all
 
| all
 
| place
 
| place
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| ''peĭaĺśe-moĭ-o.''
 
| ''peĭaĺśe-moĭ-o.''
 
|-
 
|-
| should-1PAU.IN
+
| should-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|IN|p=g|t=inclusive person}}
| eat-PTCP
+
| eat-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| slow-COMP-AUG
+
| slow-COMP-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
You have come too soon.
 
You have come too soon.
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| ''takeĭ.''
 
| ''takeĭ.''
 
|-
 
|-
| come.2s.PST
+
| come.{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PERF.2s
+
| {{Term|PERF|p=g|t=perfect}}.{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| soon
 
| soon
 
| too
 
| too
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| ''tatumo-moĭ-lo.''
 
| ''tatumo-moĭ-lo.''
 
|-
 
|-
| write.PTCP
+
| write.{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| must.do-2s
+
| must.do-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| careful-COMP-AUG
+
| careful-COMP-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Directly opposite stands a wonderful palace.
 
Directly opposite stands a wonderful palace.
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| ''ium-omo.''
 
| ''ium-omo.''
 
|-
 
|-
| seem-3s.INAN
+
| seem-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
| stern
 
| stern
| bow-DAT
+
| bow-{{Term|DAT|p=g|t=dative case (direct object)}}
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
 
| wonderful
 
| wonderful
 
| palace
 
| palace
| stand.3s.INAN
+
| stand.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''oĭl-topou.''
 
| ''oĭl-topou.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-Henry
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-Henry
 
| dog
 
| dog
| be-3s.AN
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
| LOC-unknown
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-unknown
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''uĭmu.''
 
| ''uĭmu.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-1s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| cat
 
| cat
| be-3s.AN
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| black
 
| black
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''puf-ofo.''
 
| ''puf-ofo.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-girl
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-girl
 
| little
 
| little
 
| doll
 
| doll
| break-PTCP
+
| break-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| be-3s.INAN
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
I usually sleep soundly.
 
I usually sleep soundly.
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| ''tues-e.''
 
| ''tues-e.''
 
|-
 
|-
| 1s
+
| {{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| sleep-PTCP
+
| sleep-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| sometimes-AUG
+
| sometimes-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
| do.habitually-1s
+
| do.habitually-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''saĭ-Jack.''
 
| ''saĭ-Jack.''
 
|-
 
|-
| child-PAU
+
| child-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
| run-3PAU.AN.PST
+
| run-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| follow-PTCP
+
| follow-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| LAT-Jack
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-Jack
 
|}
 
|}
 
I can play after school.
 
I can play after school.
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| ''santus-oĭa.''
 
| ''santus-oĭa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| play.PTCP
+
| play.{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| can-1s.FUT
+
| can-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
| after
 
| after
| teach-PTCP
+
| teach-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
We went to the village for a visit.
 
We went to the village for a visit.
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| ''um-taĭken-oĭa.''
 
| ''um-taĭken-oĭa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| be-1DU.EX.PST
+
| be-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LAT-village
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-village
| INS-visit-PTCP
+
| {{Term|INS|p=g|t=instrumental case}}-visit-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
We arrived at the river.
 
We arrived at the river.
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| ''oĭl-ose.''
 
| ''oĭl-ose.''
 
|-
 
|-
| arrive-1DU.EX.PST
+
| arrive-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LOC-river
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-river
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''pepa.''
 
| ''pepa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| wait-1s.PST
+
| wait-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PERF.1s
+
| {{Term|PERF|p=g|t=perfect}}.{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| for
 
| for
| 2s
+
| {{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''puf-e.''
 
| ''puf-e.''
 
|-
 
|-
| BEN.FORM-wait-1s.PST
+
| {{Term|BEN|p=g|t=benefactive}}.{{Term|FORM|p=g|t=formal register}}-wait-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PERF-1s
+
| {{Term|PERF|p=g|t=perfect}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''halo.''
 
| ''halo.''
 
|-
 
|-
| travel.PTCP
+
| travel.{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| person-PAU
+
| person-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
| sit-2PAU.AN.PST
+
| sit-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| around
 
| around
 
| fire
 
| fire
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| girl
 
| girl
 
| little
 
| little
| COM-kitten
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-kitten
| sit-3s.AN.PST
+
| sit-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| near
 
| near
| 1s
+
| {{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The child waited at the door for her father.
 
The child waited at the door for her father.
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|-
 
|-
 
| child
 
| child
| wait.3s.AN.PST
+
| wait.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LOC-door
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-door
 
| for
 
| for
| GEN-3s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| father
 
| father
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| Yesterday
 
| Yesterday
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
| LOC-village
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-village
 
| girl
 
| girl
| old-SUPL
+
| old-{{Term|SUPL|p=g|t=superlative}}
| lose-3s.AN.PST
+
| lose-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| GEN-3s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| kitten
 
| kitten
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| where
 
| where
| born.2s.PST
+
| born.{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| DET.this
+
| {{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.this
| LOC-village
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-village
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
 
|-
 
| how
 
| how
| GEN-2s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| brother
 
| brother
| dance-3s
+
| dance-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| well
 
| well
 
|}
 
|}
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| where
 
| where
 
| man
 
| man
| DET.this
+
| {{Term|DET|p=g|t=determinant}}.this
| ABL-place
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
Is your sister coming for you?
 
Is your sister coming for you?
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|-
 
|-
 
| how
 
| how
| GEN-2s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| sister
 
| sister
| LAT-place
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-place
 
| for
 
| for
 
| you
 
| you
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| ''astoku?''
 
| ''astoku?''
 
|-
 
|-
| 2s
+
| {{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| what
 
| what
| LAT-place
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-place
 
| tomorrow
 
| tomorrow
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| what
 
| what
| neighbor-DU
+
| neighbor-{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}
| ABL-place
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-place
 
| for
 
| for
 
| winter
 
| winter
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|-
 
|-
 
| what
 
| what
| bird-NOM
+
| bird-{{Term|NOM|p=g|t=nominative case}}
 
| with
 
| with
 
| chest
 
| chest
 
| red
 
| red
| sing-3AN.PL
+
| sing-3AN.{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
| LOC-rain
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-rain
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''aĭk-uru?''
 
| ''aĭk-uru?''
 
|-
 
|-
| 2s
+
| {{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| what
 
| what
| ABL-event
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-event
 
| music
 
| music
| COM-1PAU.EX
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Have you ever travelled in the jungle?
 
Have you ever travelled in the jungle?
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|-
 
|-
 
| when
 
| when
| travel.2s.PST
+
| travel.{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LOC-forest
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-forest
 
| hot
 
| hot
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''too-ru.''
 
| ''too-ru.''
 
|-
 
|-
| sail-1PL.EX.PST
+
| sail-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| downstream
 
| downstream
 
| river
 
| river
 
| for
 
| for
| mile-PAU
+
| mile-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Everybody knows about hunting.
 
Everybody knows about hunting.
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| All
 
| All
 
| person
 
| person
| know-3PL.AN
+
| know-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| about
 
| about
| hunt-PTCP
+
| hunt-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
On a sunny morning after the solstice we started for the mountains.
 
On a sunny morning after the solstice we started for the mountains.
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| ''saĭ-ome-ńa.''
 
| ''saĭ-ome-ńa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| COM-morning
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-morning
| sun-AUG
+
| sun-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
| after
 
| after
 
| summer.solstice
 
| summer.solstice
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
| start-1PAU.EX.PST
+
| start-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LAT-mountain-PL
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-mountain-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Tom laughed at the monkey's tricks.
 
Tom laughed at the monkey's tricks.
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|-
 
|-
 
| Tom
 
| Tom
| laugh-3s.AN.PST
+
| laugh-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| at
 
| at
| GEN-land.animal
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-land.animal
| game-PAU
+
| game-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
An old man with a walking stick stood beside the fence.
 
An old man with a walking stick stood beside the fence.
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| man
 
| man
 
| old
 
| old
| COM-walking.stick
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-walking.stick
| stand-3s.AN.PST
+
| stand-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| beside
 
| beside
 
| fence
 
| fence
Line 949: Line 949:
 
| ''śuim-aĭa.''
 
| ''śuim-aĭa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-squirrel
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-squirrel
 
| nest
 
| nest
| hide.3s.INAN.PST
+
| hide.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| INS-branch-NOM
+
| {{Term|INS|p=g|t=instrumental case}}-branch-{{Term|NOM|p=g|t=nominative case}}
| go.down-PTCP
+
| go.down-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''taoto.''
 
| ''taoto.''
 
|-
 
|-
| seed-PL
+
| seed-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
| little
 
| little
| wait-3PL.INAN.PST
+
| wait-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| patiently
 
| patiently
 
| under
 
| under
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|-
 
|-
 
| many
 
| many
| girl-PL
+
| girl-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
| little
 
| little
| COM-wreath.of.flowers
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-wreath.of.flowers
 
| on top
 
| on top
 
| head
 
| head
| dance-3a.AN.PL
+
| dance-3a.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
| around
 
| around
 
| bonfire
 
| bonfire
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| ''saĭ-tekeĭa.''
 
| ''saĭ-tekeĭa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-NMZ-carry-PTCP
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|NMZ|p=g|t=nominization}}-carry-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
| cover
 
| cover
| fall.3s.IN.PST
+
| fall.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|IN|p=g|t=inclusive person}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LAT-floor
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-floor
 
|}
 
|}
 
The first boy in the line stopped at the entrance.
 
The first boy in the line stopped at the entrance.
Line 1,030: Line 1,030:
 
| first
 
| first
 
| boy
 
| boy
| LOC-line
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-line
| stop-3s.AN.PST
+
| stop-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LOC-LAT-place
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-{{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
On the top of the hill in a little hut lived a wise old woman.
 
On the top of the hill in a little hut lived a wise old woman.
Line 1,046: Line 1,046:
 
| ''tio.''
 
| ''tio.''
 
|-
 
|-
| LOC-house-DIM
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-house-{{Term|DIM|p=g|t=diminutive}}
 
| on.top.of
 
| on.top.of
 
| hill
 
| hill
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
| be-3s.AN.PST
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| wise
 
| wise
| woman-NOM
+
| woman-{{Term|NOM|p=g|t=nominative case}}
 
| old
 
| old
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''oĭl-aulnuu-ńa.''
 
| ''oĭl-aulnuu-ńa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| LOC-be.1DU.EX.PST
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-be.{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LOC-farm-PL
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-farm-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
| walk-PTCP
+
| walk-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
| sometimes
 
| sometimes
| do.habitually-1DU.EX.PST
+
| do.habitually-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LOC-pasture-PL
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-pasture-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
When will your guests from the city arrive?
 
When will your guests from the city arrive?
Line 1,085: Line 1,085:
 
| ''fi-toĭka-lo?''
 
| ''fi-toĭka-lo?''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-2s.FORM
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|FORM|p=g|t=formal register}}
 
| when
 
| when
| guest-PAU
+
| guest-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
 
| this
 
| this
| GEN-place
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-place
 
| that.are
 
| that.are
| ABL-town-AUG
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-town-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Near the mouth of the river, its course turns sharply towards the East.
 
Near the mouth of the river, its course turns sharply towards the East.
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|-
 
|-
 
| near
 
| near
| GEN-river
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-river
 
| mouth
 
| mouth
| GEN-it.AN
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-it.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| course
 
| course
| turn-3s.AN
+
| turn-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| sharp
 
| sharp
| LAT-east
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-east
 
|}
 
|}
 
Between the two lofty mountains lay a fertile valley.
 
Between the two lofty mountains lay a fertile valley.
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|-
 
|-
 
| between
 
| between
| mountain-DU
+
| mountain-{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}
 
| lofty
 
| lofty
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
| be.3s.INAN.PST
+
| be.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| fertile
 
| fertile
 
| valley
 
| valley
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| ''oas-ili.''
 
| ''oas-ili.''
 
|-
 
|-
| LOC-wheat
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-wheat
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
| poppy-PL
+
| poppy-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
| red
 
| red
 
| tall
 
| tall
| grow-3PL.INAN.PST
+
| grow-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The strong roots of the oak trees were torn from the ground.
 
The strong roots of the oak trees were torn from the ground.
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| ''fi-t́ala.''
 
| ''fi-t́ala.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-oak-PL
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-oak-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
| strong
 
| strong
| root-PL-DAT
+
| root-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}-{{Term|DAT|p=g|t=dative case (direct object)}}
| tear.3PL.INAN.PST
+
| tear.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| ABL-ground
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-ground
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
 
|-
 
| Sun
 
| Sun
| look-3s.AN.PST
+
| look-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| down
 
| down
| PER-branch-PAU
+
| {{Term|PER|p=g|t=perlative case}}-branch-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
 
| upon
 
| upon
| play-PTCP
+
| play-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| child-PAU
+
| child-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The west wind blew across my face like a friendly caress.
 
The west wind blew across my face like a friendly caress.
Line 1,201: Line 1,201:
 
| west
 
| west
 
| wind
 
| wind
| blow-3s.INAN.PST
+
| blow-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| GEN-1s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| PER-face
+
| {{Term|PER|p=g|t=perlative case}}-face
 
| like
 
| like
| ADJZ-friend
+
| {{Term|ADJZ|p=g|t=adjectivizer}}-friend
| caress-PTCP
+
| caress-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
Line 1,223: Line 1,223:
 
| of
 
| of
 
| thread
 
| thread
| roll-3s.INAN.PST
+
| roll-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PER-floor
+
| {{Term|PER|p=g|t=perlative case}}-floor
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| box
 
| box
 
| of
 
| of
| grow-PTCP
+
| grow-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
| plant-PAU
+
| plant-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
| sit-3s.INAN.PST
+
| sit-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| LOC-window
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-window
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''toa-lo.''
 
| ''toa-lo.''
 
|-
 
|-
| be-1s
+
| be-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| happy-AUG
+
| happy-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
These oranges are juicy.
 
These oranges are juicy.
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|-
 
|-
 
| this
 
| this
| fruit-PAU
+
| fruit-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
 
| brown/orange
 
| brown/orange
| have.3PAU.INAN
+
| have.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
| juice-AUG
+
| juice-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Sea water is salty.
 
Sea water is salty.
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|-
 
|-
 
| Saltwater
 
| Saltwater
| have-3PAU.INAN
+
| have-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
| salt
 
| salt
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''kart́a-ńa.''
 
| ''kart́a-ńa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| street-PL
+
| street-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
| be.3PL.AN
+
| be.{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| full
 
| full
 
| of
 
| of
| person-PL
+
| person-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
 
|-
 
| sugar
 
| sugar
| taste-3s.INAN
+
| taste-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
| sweet
 
| sweet
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| fire
 
| fire
| has-3s.AN
+
| has-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| hot
 
| hot
 
|}
 
|}
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| girl
 
| girl
 
| little
 
| little
| seem-3s.AN.PST
+
| seem-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| lonely
 
| lonely
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''omo-suik-aĭa.''
 
| ''omo-suik-aĭa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-boy
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-boy
 
| little
 
| little
 
| father
 
| father
| be-3s.AN.PST
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PERF-3s.AN.PST
+
| {{Term|PERF|p=g|t=perfect}}-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| NMZ-sail-PTCP
+
| {{Term|NMZ|p=g|t=nominization}}-sail-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''aĭot́a.''
 
| ''aĭot́a.''
 
|-
 
|-
| lose-1s.PST
+
| lose-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PERF-1s
+
| {{Term|PERF|p=g|t=perfect}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| GEN-1s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| blanket
 
| blanket
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| bird
 
| bird
| COM-chest
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-chest
 
| red
 
| red
| make-3s.AN.PST
+
| make-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| GEN-3s.AN
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
| LOC-tree
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-tree
 
| apple
 
| apple
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''hiat́ala.''
 
| ''hiat́ala.''
 
|-
 
|-
| LOC-noon
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-noon
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
| eat-1DU.EX.PST
+
| eat-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| GEN-1DU.EX
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}
 
| lunch
 
| lunch
 
| by
 
| by
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| Mr
 
| Mr
 
| Jones
 
| Jones
| make-3s.AN.PST
+
| make-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| GEN-3s.AN.FORM
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|FORM|p=g|t=formal register}}
| BEN-boy
+
| {{Term|BEN|p=g|t=benefactive}}-boy
 
| little
 
| little
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''toa-lo.''
 
| ''toa-lo.''
 
|-
 
|-
| GEN-3PAU.AN
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
| voice-PAU
+
| voice-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
| seem-3PAU.AN.PST
+
| seem-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| happy-AUG
+
| happy-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Is today Monday?
 
Is today Monday?
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| when
 
| when
 
| today
 
| today
| be-3s.AN
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| Monday?
 
| Monday?
 
|}
 
|}
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| All
 
| All
 
| leaf
 
| leaf
| fall-3PL.INAN.PST
+
| fall-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PERF-3PL.INAN
+
| {{Term|PERF|p=g|t=perfect}}-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
| ABL-tree
+
| {{Term|ABL|p=g|t=ablative case}}-tree
 
|}
 
|}
 
Will you be ready on time?
 
Will you be ready on time?
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|-
 
|-
 
| when
 
| when
| be-2s.PST
+
| be-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PERF-2s.FUT
+
| {{Term|PERF|p=g|t=perfect}}-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
| ready
 
| ready
| LOC-correct
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-correct
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''karau?''
 
| ''karau?''
 
|-
 
|-
| request-2s
+
| request-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| send-2s.FUT
+
| send-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
| this
 
| this
 
| message
 
| message
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| ''husa?''
 
| ''husa?''
 
|-
 
|-
| be-2s.FORM
+
| be-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|FORM|p=g|t=formal register}}
| wait-PTCP
+
| wait-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
| for
 
| for
| 1s
+
| {{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Is this the first kitten of the litter?
 
Is this the first kitten of the litter?
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| ''asasa?''
 
| ''asasa?''
 
|-
 
|-
| be-3s.INAN
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
| this
 
| this
 
| first
 
| first
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|-
 
|-
 
| this
 
| this
| shoe-DU
+
| shoe-{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}
| be-2s
+
| be-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| too-AUG
+
| too-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
| for
 
| for
| 2s
+
| {{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
How wide is the River?
 
How wide is the River?
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| what
 
| what
 
| width
 
| width
| LOC-river
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-river
| be-3s.AN
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Listen.
 
Listen.
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| ''ioĭs-i.''
 
| ''ioĭs-i.''
 
|-
 
|-
| now.IMP
+
| now.{{Term|IMP|p=g|t=imperative mood}}
| listen-2s
+
| listen-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Sit here by me.
 
Sit here by me.
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| ''husa.''
 
| ''husa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| now.IMP
+
| now.{{Term|IMP|p=g|t=imperative mood}}
| sit-2s
+
| sit-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| place
 
| place
 
| by
 
| by
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|-
 
|-
 
| this
 
| this
| keep-2s
+
| keep-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| be-PTCP
+
| be-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
| secret
 
| secret
 
| until
 
| until
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| ''aĭk-huru.''
 
| ''aĭk-huru.''
 
|-
 
|-
| now.IMP
+
| now.{{Term|IMP|p=g|t=imperative mood}}
| COM-1PAU.EX
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|EX|p=g|t=exclusive person}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
Bring your friends with you.
 
Bring your friends with you.
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| ''saĭ-śi.''
 
| ''saĭ-śi.''
 
|-
 
|-
| 2s
+
| {{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| COM-friend-PAU
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-friend-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
| LAT-place
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-place
 
|}
 
|}
 
Be careful.
 
Be careful.
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| ''tatumo.''
 
| ''tatumo.''
 
|-
 
|-
| now.IMP
+
| now.{{Term|IMP|p=g|t=imperative mood}}
| care-2s
+
| care-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| carefully
 
| carefully
 
|}
 
|}
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| ''pefaĭ-ru.''
 
| ''pefaĭ-ru.''
 
|-
 
|-
| offer-1s
+
| offer-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| tea-PAU
+
| tea-{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| Pip
 
| Pip
 
| and
 
| and
| GEN-3s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| dog
 
| dog
| be-3DU.PST
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| good-AUG
+
| good-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
| friend-DU
+
| friend-{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| and
 
| and
 
| Elizabeth
 
| Elizabeth
| be-3DU
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}
| sibling-DU
+
| sibling-{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
You and I will go together.
 
You and I will go together.
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| ''fin-ekuĭ.''
 
| ''fin-ekuĭ.''
 
|-
 
|-
| 1DU.IN
+
| {{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|IN|p=g|t=inclusive person}}
| go-1DU.IN.FUT
+
| go-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|DU|p=g|t=dual number}}.{{Term|IN|p=g|t=inclusive person}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''ako-ńa.''
 
| ''ako-ńa.''
 
|-
 
|-
| open-3PAU.PST
+
| open-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PAU|p=g|t=paucal number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| all
 
| all
| door-PL
+
| door-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
| and
 
| and
| window-PL
+
| window-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''koĭmeĭ.''
 
| ''koĭmeĭ.''
 
|-
 
|-
| be-3s
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| small
 
| small
 
| but
 
| but
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| what
 
| what
 
| tree
 
| tree
| be-3s.INAN
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
| oak
 
| oak
 
| or
 
| or
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|-
 
|-
 
| sky
 
| sky
| seem-3s.AN
+
| seem-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}
 
| cyan.blue
 
| cyan.blue
 
| or
 
| or
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| ''aĭk-aorma.''
 
| ''aĭk-aorma.''
 
|-
 
|-
| IMP
+
| {{Term|IMP|p=g|t=imperative mood}}
| come-2s.FUT
+
| come-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|FUT|p=g|t=future tense}}
| GEN-2s
+
| {{Term|GEN|p=g|t=genitive case (possessive)}}-{{Term|2|p=g|t=2nd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
| COM-father
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-father
 
| or
 
| or
| COM-mother
+
| {{Term|COM|p=g|t=comititative case}}-mother
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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| ''toa-lo.''
 
| ''toa-lo.''
 
|-
 
|-
| be-1s
+
| be-{{Term|1|p=g|t=1st person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}
 
| tired
 
| tired
 
| but
 
| but
| happy-AUG.
+
| happy-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}.
 
|}
 
|}
 
He played a tune on his wonderful flute.
 
He played a tune on his wonderful flute.
Line 1,809: Line 1,809:
 
| ''umu-tiatei.''
 
| ''umu-tiatei.''
 
|-
 
|-
| play-3s.AN.PST
+
| play-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|AN|p=g|t=animate gender}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| tune
 
| tune
 
| wonderful
 
| wonderful
| INS-flute
+
| {{Term|INS|p=g|t=instrumental case}}-flute
 
|}
 
|}
 
Toward the end of August the days grow much shorter.
 
Toward the end of August the days grow much shorter.
Line 1,825: Line 1,825:
 
| ''takeĭ.''
 
| ''takeĭ.''
 
|-
 
|-
| LOC-stop-PTCP
+
| {{Term|LOC|p=g|t=locative case}}-stop-{{Term|PTCP|p=g|t=participle}}
 
| for
 
| for
 
| August
 
| August
| CONJ.ADV
+
| {{Term|CONJ|p=g|t=conjugation}}.{{Term|ADV|p=g|t=adverb, adverbial, adverbial case}}
| day-PL
+
| day-{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}
| shrink-3PL.INAN
+
| shrink-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|PL|p=g|t=plural number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
 
| much
 
| much
 
|}
 
|}
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|-
 
|-
 
| company.of.soldiers
 
| company.of.soldiers
| march-3s.PST
+
| march-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
| PER-hill
+
| {{Term|PER|p=g|t=perlative case}}-hill
 
| and
 
| and
| PER-meadow
+
| {{Term|PER|p=g|t=perlative case}}-meadow
 
|}
 
|}
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
Line 1,862: Line 1,862:
 
|-
 
|-
 
| first
 
| first
| NMZ-part
+
| {{Term|NMZ|p=g|t=nominization}}-part
 
| in
 
| in
 
| story
 
| story
| be-3s.INAN
+
| be-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|INAN|p=g|t=inanimate gender}}
| interesting-AUG
+
| interesting-{{Term|AUG|p=g|t=augmentative}}
 
|}
 
|}
 
The crow dropped some pebbles into the pitcher and raised the water to the brim.
 
The crow dropped some pebbles into the pitcher and raised the water to the brim.
Line 1,883: Line 1,883:
 
|-
 
|-
 
| crow
 
| crow
| drop-3s.PST
+
| drop-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
| some
 
| some
| rock-DIM
+
| rock-{{Term|DIM|p=g|t=diminutive}}
| LAT-pitcher
+
| {{Term|LAT|p=g|t=lative case}}-pitcher
 
| and
 
| and
| raise-3s.PST
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| raise-{{Term|3|p=g|t=3rd person}}{{Term|s|p=g|t=singular number}}.{{Term|PST|p=g|t=past tense}}
 
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Revision as of 04:13, 8 May 2017

The sun shines.

Ulu pas-o.
sun shine-3s.AN

The sun is shining.

Olu pas-oĭa puf-i.
sun shine-PTCP be-3s.AN

The sun shone.

Olu pas-eo.
sun shine-3s.AN.PST

The sun will shine.

Olu pas-epe.
sun shine-3s.AN.FUT

The sun has been shining.

Olu pas-o iaĭ.
sun shine-3s.AN continuously

The sun is shining again.

Olu pas-o tuka.
sun shine-3s.AN again

The sun will shine tomorrow.

Olu pas-epe astoku.
sun shine.3s.AN.FUT tomorrow

The sun shines brightly.

Olu pas-o pasetu-lo.
sun shine-3s.AN bright-AUG

The bright sun shines.

Olu pasetu-lo pas-o.
sun bright-AUG shine-3s.AUG

The sun is rising now.

Olu soup-aĭa puf-i pu.
sun rise.PTCP be.3s.AN now

All the people shouted.

Uko kart́a ilon-ile.
all person shout-3PAU.AN.PST
kart́a-ńa (person-PL) can be used, too.

Some of the people shouted.

Uso kart́a ilon-ire.
Some person shout-3PAU.AN.PST
kart́a-ru (person-PAU) can be used, too.

Many of the people shouted twice.

Ańe kart́a-ru ki teto ilon-ire.
many person-PAU two instance shout-3PAU.AN.PST

Happy people often shout.

Toa kart́a-ńa ilon-oĭa tia tues-ole.
Happy person-PL shout-PTCP sometimes do.habitually-3PL.AN

The kitten jumped up.

Umili seles-oe piraĭ.
kitten jump-3s.AN.PST upwards

The kitten jumped onto the table.

Umili seles-oe sono ikireta.
kitten jump-3s.AN.PST onto table

My little kitten walked away.

Op-usa umili-li ses-oe eloĭ fi-śi.
GEN-1s kitten-DIM walk-3s.AN.PST DET.this ABL-place

It's raining.

Uĭlo toon-ole.
rain come-3AN.PL

The rain came down.

Uĭlo toon-ile piruĭ.
rain come-3AN.PL.PST down

The kitten is playing in the rain.

Umili fut-i oĭl-uĭlo.
kitten play-3s.AN LOC-rain

The rain has stopped.

Uĭlo asam-i pu.
rain stop-3s.AN now

Soon the rain will stop.

Uĭlo asam-iu oĺa.
rain stop-3s.AN.FUT soon
Oĺa iki uĭlo asam-iu.
soon CONJ.ADV rain stop-3s.AN.FUT

I hope the rain stops soon.

Husa siuf-e iki uĭlo asam-iu oĺa.
1s hope-1s that rain stop.3s.AN.FUT soon
husa is optional.

Once wild animals lived here.

Kala oĭoki puf-ila eloĭ oĭl-śi.
animal wild be-3s.AN.PL.PST DET.this LOC-place

Slowly she looked around.

Uĺkopa teom-io peĭaĺśe.
full look.3s.PST slow
Peĭaĺśe iki uĺkopa teom-io.
slow CONJ.ADV full look-3s.PST

Go away!

Pu puf-a eloĭ fi-śi.
now.IMP be-2s DET.this ABL-place
If pu precedes a bare verb, it denotes the imperative (command) mood.
eloĭ may be omitted if the place in question is obvious to the listener.

Let's go!

Pu aĭkuańa eloĭ fi-śi.
now.IMP 1PL.IN DET.this ABL-place
puf is optional when an affix encodes movement.

You should go.

Oap-a fi-śi.
should.do-2s ABL-place
Demonstrating how eloĭ is optional.

I will be happy to go.

Es-puf-eke eloĭ fi-śi.
BEN.FORM-be-1s.FUT DET.this ABL-place

He will arrive soon.

Puf-iu eloĭ saĭ-śi oĺa.
be-3s.FUT DET.this LAT-place soon

The baby's ball has rolled away.

Opo-seaĭ sou somus-ese fi-śi.
GEN-baby ball roll-3s.INAN.PST ABL-place

The two boys are working together.

Kulo-ki sonim-aĭa puf-iro aĭk-eloĭ-ki.
boy-DU work-PTCT be.3DU.AN COM-DET.them-DU

This mist will probably clear away.

Kusuo asam-iu pokiko.
mist end-3s.AN.FUT probable

Lovely flowers are growing everywhere.

Suĭtu-ńa antali-lo oas-ala uko śi.
flower-PL beautiful-AUG grow-3PL.INAN all place

We should eat more slowly.

Oap-eĭ oes-oĭa peĭaĺśe-moĭ-o.
should-1PAU.IN eat-PTCP slow-COMP-AUG

You have come too soon.

Toon-oe puf-a oĺa takeĭ.
come.2s.PST PERF.2s soon too
When a past-tense verb is followed by the present-tense puf, it indicates the present perfect.

You must write more neatly.

Tuksun-oĭa saśim-a tatumo-moĭ-lo.
write.PTCP must.do-2s careful-COMP-AUG

Directly opposite stands a wonderful palace.

Iam-omo siĺao-su enopo-so iki tamese śit́ami ium-omo.
seem-3s.INAN stern bow-DAT CONJ.ADV wonderful palace stand.3s.INAN
iamomo siĺaosu enoposo is a metaphor roughly meaning "as the stern is to the bow".

Henry's dog is lost.

Opo-Henry pei puf-i oĭl-topou.
GEN-Henry dog be-3s.AN LOC-unknown
puf is optional when an affix encodes location.

My cat is black.

Op-usa umu puf-i uĭmu.
GEN-1s cat be-3s.AN black

The little girl's doll is broken.

Opo-kusa aki karaki ekaf-aĭa puf-ofo.
GEN-girl little doll break-PTCP be-3s.INAN

I usually sleep soundly.

Husa saas-oĭa tia-lo tues-e.
1s sleep-PTCP sometimes-AUG do.habitually-1s
Husa is optional, but would most likely be said here for clarity.

The children ran after Jack.

Eme-ru selek-era iuś-oĭa saĭ-Jack.
child-PAU run-3PAU.AN.PST follow-PTCP LAT-Jack

I can play after school.

Fut-oĭa pen-eke t́it́i santus-oĭa.
play.PTCP can-1s.FUT after teach-PTCP

We went to the village for a visit.

Puf-ue saĭ-toĭka um-taĭken-oĭa.
be-1DU.EX.PST LAT-village INS-visit-PTCP

We arrived at the river.

Toon-ue oĭl-ose.
arrive-1DU.EX.PST LOC-river
Using puf would translate as "we went to the river" and require the lative case.

I have been waiting for you.

Akiś-ee puf-e paĭ pepa.
wait-1s.PST PERF.1s for 2s
Es-akiś-ee puf-e.
BEN.FORM-wait-1s.PST PERF-1s
The first form would be used by a superior to an underling. The latter from an underling to a superior. In other cases, either could be used.

The campers sat around the fire.

Fin-oĭa kart́a-ru osan-ire sasapeti halo.
travel.PTCP person-PAU sit-2PAU.AN.PST around fire
Lacking a word for "camper", the language would use the type of person who would camp out: travelers.

A little girl with a kitten sat near me.

Kusa aki aĭk-umili osan-oe tasa husa.
girl little COM-kitten sit-3s.AN.PST near 1s

The child waited at the door for her father.

Eme akiś-oe oĭl-t́otoĭ paĭ o-tahi ańa.
child wait.3s.AN.PST LOC-door for GEN-3s father

Yesterday the oldest girl in the village lost her kitten.

Apopo iki oĭl-toĭka kusa tio-maĭ aĭoĭn-oe o-tahi umili.
Yesterday CONJ.ADV LOC-village girl old-SUPL lose-3s.AN.PST GEN-3s kitten

Were you born in this village?

Tali suaĭn-oe eloĭ oĭl-toĭka?
where born.2s.PST DET.this LOC-village
The interrogative pronoun can be omitted, with intonation alone indicating that it's a question. The pronoun always matches the information being requested.

Can your brother dance well?

Pali o-pepa akasa haĭf-i ufa?
how GEN-2s brother dance-3s well

Did the man leave?

Tali aluko eloĭ fi-śi?
where man DET.this ABL-place

Is your sister coming for you?

Pali o-pepa akasa saĭ-śi paĭ pepa?
how GEN-2s sister LAT-place for you
The pronoun used can reveal why the question is being asked. Here, they are asking how you are leaving, as opposed to who you are leaving with (why not me?), when you are leaving (is it going to be a while?) or even why it's happening (is your sister making you leave?) The most polite pronoun is what, asking if the event being described will happen.

Can you come tomorrow?

Pepa salo saĭ-śi astoku?
2s what LAT-place tomorrow
The interrogative pronoun precedes a regular noun, but follows a personal pronoun.

Have the neighbors gone away for the winter?

Salo foatia-ki fi-śi paĭ tarhuĭa?
what neighbor-DU ABL-place for winter

Does the robin sing in the rain?

Salo posko-pu si palaku ia totof-ilo oĭl-uĭlo?
what bird-NOM with chest red sing-3AN.PL LOC-rain
When talking about a generic noun, the noun receives the basic nominative suffix without any number marker, but the verb takes the 3rd person plural. (The language lacks a word for 'robin', hence 'bird with red chest'.) This becomes optional when the genericness is implied via quantity adjectives like 'all' or 'many'.

Are you going with us to the concert?

Pepa salo saĭ-teto sora aĭk-uru?
2s what ABL-event music COM-1PAU.EX

Have you ever travelled in the jungle?

Uli fin-oe oĭl-t́au tinta?
when travel.2s.PST LOC-forest hot
As usual, the personal pronoun is optional.

We sailed down the river for several miles.

Suik-utoĭ piruĭ ose t́it́i too-ru.
sail-1PL.EX.PST downstream river for mile-PAU

Everybody knows about hunting.

Uko kart́a aof-ilo paĭ ulan-oĭa.
All person know-3PL.AN about hunt-PTCP

On a sunny morning after the solstice we started for the mountains.

Aĭk-toso olu-lo t́it́i aakulo iki utis-ati saĭ-ome-ńa.
COM-morning sun-AUG after summer.solstice CONJ.ADV start-1PAU.EX.PST LAT-mountain-PL

Tom laughed at the monkey's tricks.

Tom iah-io paĭ opo-kala satuĭke-ru.
Tom laugh-3s.AN.PST at GEN-land.animal game-PAU

An old man with a walking stick stood beside the fence.

Aluko tio aĭk-sestaka ium-io oplo t́at́io
man old COM-walking.stick stand-3s.AN.PST beside fence

The squirrel's nest was hidden by drooping boughs.

Op-iuĭt́io pikaĭla aĺas-ese um-atofa-pu śuim-aĭa.
GEN-squirrel nest hide.3s.INAN.PST INS-branch-NOM go.down-PTCP
The nominative suffix is used mostly for passive-voice constructions such as the above. Alternately or additionally, nest could be marked with the dative suffix.

The little seeds waited patiently under the snow for the warm spring sun.

Sea-ńa aki akiś-ili toĺo keĭa pakasa paĭ ulu enatoĭ taoto.
seed-PL little wait-3PL.INAN.PST patiently under snow for sun spring warm

Many little girls with wreaths of flowers on their heads danced around the bonfire.

Ańe kusa-ńa aki aĭk-kat́asuĭtu sono śaa haĭf-ila sasapeti haloeteo
many girl-PL little COM-wreath.of.flowers on top head dance-3a.AN.PL around bonfire

The cover of the basket fell to the floor.

Op-om-atif-aĭa onipsa uis-ese saĭ-tekeĭa.
GEN-NMZ-carry-PTCP cover fall.3s.IN.PST LAT-floor

The first boy in the line stopped at the entrance.

Huka kulo oĭl-tupaĭa akiś-oe oĭl-saĭ-potus.
first boy LOC-line stop-3s.AN.PST LOC-LAT-place

On the top of the hill in a little hut lived a wise old woman.

Oĭl-upire-lo sono t́o iki puf-io atipa asuka-pu tio.
LOC-house-DIM on.top.of hill CONJ.ADV be-3s.AN.PST wise woman-NOM old

During our residence in the country we often walked in the pastures.

Oĭl-puf-ue oĭl-tusuo-ńa iki ses-oĭa tia tues-ue oĭl-aulnuu-ńa.
LOC-be.1DU.EX.PST LOC-farm-PL CONJ.ADV walk-PTCP sometimes do.habitually-1DU.EX.PST LOC-pasture-PL

When will your guests from the city arrive?

Op-esa uli torteno-ru eloĭ saĭ-śi iki fi-toĭka-lo?
GEN-2s.FORM when guest-PAU this GEN-place that.are ABL-town-AUG

Near the mouth of the river, its course turns sharply towards the East.

Tasa op-ose pai, o-tahi finiśi atań-o poto saĭ-kuĭu.
near GEN-river mouth GEN-it.AN course turn-3s.AN sharp LAT-east

Between the two lofty mountains lay a fertile valley.

T́afoa ome-ki isea iki kam-imi hapitutaĭ kirampati.
between mountain-DU lofty CONJ.ADV be.3s.INAN.PST fertile valley

Among the wheat grew tall red poppies.

Oĭl-puĭtia iki seĭo-ńa ia isea oas-ili.
LOC-wheat CONJ.ADV poppy-PL red tall grow-3PL.INAN.PST

The strong roots of the oak trees were torn from the ground.

Opo-t́ukea-ńa koĭmeĭ taĭuse-ńa-so sukeĭn -ili fi-t́ala.
GEN-oak-PL strong root-PL-DAT tear.3PL.INAN.PST ABL-ground
A sentence without an agent can only use the dative suffix to show the passive voice.

The sun looked down through the branches upon the children at play.

Ulu teom-io piruĭ foĭ-atofa-ru sono fut-oĭa eme-ru.
Sun look-3s.AN.PST down PER-branch-PAU upon play-PTCP child-PAU

The west wind blew across my face like a friendly caress.

Koa okuĭ ataf-io op-usa foĭ-śari oke as-aleĭso teĭoś-oĭa.
west wind blow-3s.INAN.PST GEN-1s PER-face like ADJZ-friend caress-PTCP
The adjectivizing prefix is optional, but often used in similes as above.

The spool of thread rolled across the floor.

Opuo ati suo somus-ese foĭ-tekeĭa.
spool of thread roll-3s.INAN.PST PER-floor
Ati, a shortening of "carry" or "hold", is rarely used. Suo opuo is a more standard form.

A box of growing plants stood in the Window.

Tatoimo ati oas-oĭa oĭomo-ru osan-oe oĭl-ako.
box of grow-PTCP plant-PAU sit-3s.INAN.PST LOC-window
Large objects like houses stand. Smaller objects only sit.

I am very happy.

Puf-e toa-lo.
be-1s happy-AUG

These oranges are juicy.

Eloĭ tao-ru śaĭsu tafem-oro uĭtamu-lo.
this fruit-PAU brown/orange have.3PAU.INAN juice-AUG

Sea water is salty.

Uĭtese tafem-omo se.
Saltwater have-3PAU.INAN salt
The word for saltwater is also used for the ocean. The difference is that the ocean takes the animate gender!

The streets are full of people.

Oset́ala-ńa puf-ilo uĺkopa ati kart́a-ńa.
street-PL be.3PL.AN full of person-PL
The word for street is based on the word for river, and therefore takes its animate gender.

Sugar tastes sweet.

Tipaĭ soĭs-o pupaĭ.
sugar taste-3s.INAN sweet

The fire feels hot.

Halo tafem-i tinta.
fire has-3s.AN hot

The little girl seemed lonely.

Kusa aki iam-io hulo.
girl little seem-3s.AN.PST lonely

The little boy's father had once been a sailor.

Opo-kulo aki ańa kam-io puf-io omo-suik-aĭa.
GEN-boy little father be-3s.AN.PST PERF-3s.AN.PST NMZ-sail-PTCP
When a past-tense verb is followed by the past-tense puf, it indicates the past perfect.

I have lost my blanket.

Aĭoĭn-ee puf-e op-usa aĭot́a.
lose-1s.PST PERF-1s GEN-1s blanket

A robin has built his nest in the apple tree.

posko-pu aĭk-palaku ia tiś-oe o-tahi oĭl-t́io hisi.
bird COM-chest red make-3s.AN.PST GEN-3s.AN LOC-tree apple

At noon we ate our lunch by the roadside.

Oĭl-tisia iki oes-ue op-uki tielasa oplo hiat́ala.
LOC-noon CONJ.ADV eat-1DU.EX.PST GEN-1DU.EX lunch by roadside

Mr. Jones made a knife for his little boy.

Emokefe Jones tiś-oe op-empi es-kulo aki.
Mr Jones make-3s.AN.PST GEN-3s.AN.FORM BEN-boy little

Their voices sound very happy.

O-tasaru inaĭo-ru ion-ire toa-lo.
GEN-3PAU.AN voice-PAU seem-3PAU.AN.PST happy-AUG

Is today Monday?

Uli apape kam-i Monday?
when today be-3s.AN Monday?
I don't have words for days of the week just yet.

Have all the leaves fallen from the tree?

Uko tano uis-ala puf-olo fi-t́io?
All leaf fall-3PL.INAN.PST PERF-3PL.INAN ABL-tree

Will you be ready on time?

Uli puf-u puf-o taśo oĭl-t́aĭ?
when be-2s.PST PERF-2s.FUT ready LOC-correct
When a past-tense verb is followed by the future-tense puf, it indicates the future perfect. (Yes, even when the other verb is also puf!) Oĭlt́aĭ, literally "in the time of correctness", is used to mean "on time".

Will you send this message for me?

Seĭoń-u ikeuk-uku eloĭ karau?
request-2s send-2s.FUT this message
Seĭoń indicates the action requested is for the speaker, unless specified otherwise immediately afterward (such as, "Seĭońu esBob ikeukuku eloĭ karau?", which would indicate the request is from Bob). The following verb is almost always in future-tense, though it might be in present-tense if the request is an immediate command.

Are you waiting for me?

Puf-afe akiś-oĭa paĭ husa?
be-2s.FORM wait-PTCP for 1s

Is this the first kitten of the litter?

Kam-i eloĭ huka umili uso asasa?
be-3s.INAN this first kitten of litter

Are these shoes too big for you?

Eloĭ sauĭ-ki kam-a takeĭ-lo paĭ pepa?
this shoe-DU be-2s too-AUG for 2s

How wide is the River?

Salo toaĭ oĭl-ose kam-i?
what width LOC-river be-3s.AN

Listen.

Pu ioĭs-i.
now.IMP listen-2s

Sit here by me.

Pu osan-i śi oplo husa.
now.IMP sit-2s place by me

Keep this secret until tomorrow.

Eloĭ kaman-i puf-aĭa impolo aani astoku.
this keep-2s be-PTCP secret until tomorrow
Pu can be omitted for polite requests and when the context makes the imperative mood obvious.

Come with us.

Pu aĭk-huru.
now.IMP COM-1PAU.EX

Bring your friends with you.

Pepa aĭk-aleĭso-ru saĭ-śi.
2s COM-friend-PAU LAT-place

Be careful.

Pu aeń-u tatumo.
now.IMP care-2s carefully

Have some tea.

Aiś-e pefaĭ-ru.
offer-1s tea-PAU
The plural is often used as a shorthand for the entirety of something, with the paucal denoting a portion of that. Uso pefaĭ is also acceptable. If the subject of the offer isn't clear from the context, the correct pronoun (or name) can be prepended before the verb.

Pip and his dog were great friends.

Pip o-tahi pei kam-uru ufa-lo aleĭso-ki.
Pip and GEN-3s dog be-3DU.PST good-AUG friend-DU
It is common to use kam instead of puf to denote the permanence of the friendship.

John and Elizabeth are brother and sister.

John Elizabeth kam-ara akasa-ki.
John and Elizabeth be-3DU sibling-DU

You and I will go together.

Aĭkuki fin-ekuĭ.
1DU.IN go-1DU.IN.FUT
Pepa aĭkusa finekuĭ is also acceptable, denoting separateness before joining together.

They opened all the doors and windows.

Kukof-ira uko t́otoĭ-ńa ako-ńa.
open-3PAU.PST all door-PL and window-PL
The plural markers are optional (or might be traded for paucal or dual suffixes).

He is small, but strong.

Kam-a aki, ieĭ koĭmeĭ.
be-3s small but strong

Is this tree an oak or a maple?

Salo t́io kam-omo t́ukea a t́uśaĭ?
what tree be-3s.INAN oak or maple

Does the sky look blue or gray?

Kompu iam-i tioto a oksomse?
sky seem-3s.AN cyan.blue or gray
Takuni is a dark shade of blue, like navy or cobalt. Tioto is lighter, like cyan or sky blue.

Come with your father or mother.

Pu toon-ii o-pepa aĭk-ańa o aĭk-aorma.
IMP come-2s.FUT GEN-2s COM-father or COM-mother
The possessive pronoun can be distributed across and/or clauses, or you can apply it to both nouns separately: opepa aĭkańa o opepa aĭkaorma.

I am tired, but very happy.

Puf-e aĺpa, ieĭ toa-lo.
be-1s tired but happy-AUG.

He played a tune on his wonderful flute.

Touĭn-oe sorio tamese umu-tiatei.
play-3s.AN.PST tune wonderful INS-flute

Toward the end of August the days grow much shorter.

Oĭl-asam-aĭa paĭ August iki paso-ńa oak-alo takeĭ.
LOC-stop-PTCP for August CONJ.ADV day-PL shrink-3PL.INAN much

A company of soldiers marched over the hill and across the meadow.

Haokarśiso aĭkses-oe foĭ-t́o foĭ-tite.
company.of.soldiers march-3s.PST PER-hill and PER-meadow
Note that haokarśiso is considered singular.

The first part of the story is very interesting.

Huka om-uso ta koĭasu kam-omo uĭlsi-lo.
first NMZ-part in story be-3s.INAN interesting-AUG

The crow dropped some pebbles into the pitcher and raised the water to the brim.

Aheu śuĭrim-io uso t́akoa-li saĭ-tatio śaĭrim-io uĭte saĭ-kata piraĭ.
crow drop-3s.PST some rock-DIM LAT-pitcher and raise-3s.PST water LAT-edge upper

The baby clapped her hands and laughed in glee.

Seaĭ talus-oe iah-io si omo-toa-lo.
baby clap-3s.AN.PST and laugh-3s.AN.PST with NMZ-happy-AUG
Iahio aĭkomotoalo would also be correct, but aĭk- is usually reserved for physical things.