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gloss layer 1 sg pst 2 sg pst 3 sg f pst 3 sg m pst 1 du pst 2 du f pst 2 du m pst 3 du f pst 3 du m pst 1pl pst 2 pl f pst 2 pl m pst 3 pl f pst 3 pl m pst 1 sg fut 2 sg fut 3 sg f fut 3 sg m fut 1 du fut 2 du f fut 2 du m fut 3 du f fut 3 du m fut 1pl fut 2 pl f fut 2 pl m fut 3 pl f fut 3 pl m fut
class II series 2 come affix ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma-
class II series 2 come lexeme masɨnɨhɨ masɨnɨf masɨnu masɨnɨfe dɨdɨhɨ dɨdɨf dɨdu dɨdɨfe
class II series 2 come suffix 1 zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero
class II series 2 come suffix 2 ahɨ afɨ o u ehɨ ɨfe fan ɨfe fan efɨ ei emo ei emo ahɨ afɨ o u ehɨ ɨfe fan ɨfe fan efɨ ei emo ei emo
class II series 2 come stem #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2
class III series 2 cry affix -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ
class III series 2 cry lexeme aranimeyu
class III series 2 cry suffix 1 zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero
class III series 2 cry suffix 2 ahɨ afɨ o u ehɨ ɨfe fan ɨfe fan efɨ ei emo ei emo ahɨ afɨ o u ehɨ ɨfe fan ɨfe fan efɨ ei emo ei emo
class III series 2 cry stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem
class IV series 3 get up affix -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -me -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ
class IV series 3 get up lexeme botimefiu
class IV series 3 get up suffix 1 zero fe fe fe zero fe fe fe fe zero zero zero zero zero zero fe fe fe zero fe fe fe fe zero zero zero zero zero
class IV series 3 get up suffix 2 heya oa o u hoa neya neya neya neya hu hi ü hi ü heya oa o u hoa neya neya neya neya hu hi ü hi ü
class IV series 3 get up stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem
class V series 4 see them affix -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ
class V series 4 see them lexeme hoemariheyapuri
class V series 4 see them suffix 2 heya ɨwa eya eya hoa neya neya neya neya hu hi ü hi ü heya ɨwa eya eya hoa neya neya neya neya hu hi ü hi ü
class V series 4 see them stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem
class V without fe affix -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -marɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ -ndɨ
class V without fe lexeme
class V without fe suffix 1 zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero
class V without fe suffix 2 ha a a a hoa na na na na hu u u ha a a a hoa na na na na hu u u
class V without fe stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem #stem
class VI series 4 put there affix ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma- ma-
class VI series 4 put there lexeme masiheheyandi
class VI series 4 put there suffix 1 zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero
class VI series 4 put there suffix 2 heya ɨwa eya eya hoa neya neya neya neya hu hi ü hi ü heya ɨwa eya eya hoa neya neya neya neya hu hi ü hi ü
class VI series 4 put there stem #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem1 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2 #stem2

Angor notes

  • Litteral (1980) divides verbs into eleven classes, not all of which are treated here, namely: stative verbs, which appear to be predicate nominals, and have a rather different paradigm (no tense-mood marking), bipartite verbs with double inflection (more or less like serial verbs), and classes with only one member each.
  • Transitive verbs have object markers, which are not treated separately here.
  • What is called 'affix' in the database is the tense-mood marker, which is prefixed or suffixed to the stem depending on class.
    • Present tense and possible mood are trivially formed from the past tense forms illustrated here by replacing m with mb (for the possible mood) or deleting it (for present tense).
    • The future tense is more complex. Where the past tense marker is suffixed to the verb root the future tense marker is as well. But where the past tense marker is prefixed, the future tense is marked by a stem alternation (presumably originally a prefix which induced consonant harmony and fused with the stem). The processes are only briefly alluded to in Littoral's description, and the forms shown here have been deduced, partly on analogy with e.g. sesü he ate ~ dedü 'he will eat'), and partly on the imperative form dɨdɨfɨ 'come!' on p. 107. Although the imperative is given elsewhere as sɨnɨfɨ, i.e. simply the 2nd person present, this looks like what it would be if 2nd person future forms could be used with the same force.

References

Litteral, Robert Lee. 1980. Features of Anggor Discourse. PhD thesis, University of Philadelphia.