Tunica negation

Tunica negates an active verb with a suffix on its semelfactive form, -aha in the negative of the semelfactive and -kʔaha in the negative of the habitual: lɔ'ta-wi 'he ran' has the negative lɔ'ta-w-ɛhɛ 'he did not run', and the habitual lɔ'ta-ku 'he runs' has the negative lɔ'ta-wi-kʔaha 'he does not run', built on the semelfactive lɔ'ta-wi. Miestamo's examples, from Haas's grammar, are rows of Data.Examples.Miestamo2005.

References

• [Mie05]
• [Haa40]

def Tunica.Negation.aha : Negation.Marker

-aha, the negative suffix of the semelfactive.

Equations

• Tunica.Negation.aha = { pieces := [[Morphology.Morph.suff "aha"]] }

def Tunica.Negation.kaha : Negation.Marker

-kʔaha, the negative suffix of the habitual.

Equations

• Tunica.Negation.kaha = { pieces := [[Morphology.Morph.suff "kʔaha"]] }

def Tunica.Negation.standard : List Negation.Marker

The standard negators.

Equations

• Tunica.Negation.standard = [Tunica.Negation.aha, Tunica.Negation.kaha]