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-ǫky-
This is used when a noun root is incorporated.
taeaˀtǫkyeˀ Someone is coming.
[tah-eh-ah-ah-ton-kyeh-eh]
t- dualic
-a- factual
-e- indefinite agent – someone
-aˀt- noun root – body
-ǫky- verb root – continue
-eˀ purposive aspect
huhahǫnkyeˀ He continues down a path.
[hoo-hah-hon-kyeh-eh]
hu- masculine singular patient – he
-hah- noun root – path
-ǫnky- verb root – continue
-eˀ purposive aspect
sundahahǫkyeˀ They (m) are returning on a path.
[s-hoon-dah-ah-hon-kyeh-eh]
s- repetitive
-(h)und- masculine plural patient – they (m)
-ahah- noun root – path
-ǫky- verb root – continue
-eˀ purposive aspect
kandaǫkyeˀ (It is) where a river continues.
[kan-dah-on-kyeh-eh]
-k- cislocative
-a- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-nda- noun root – river
-ǫky- verb root – continue
-eˀ purposive aspect
tuh kąndaǫkyeˀ nę aˀkižažaˀ
there where a river continues now they two (f) crossed it
ewayehaęˀšǫkyehtih It is continuing down my spine.
[eh-wah-yeh-hah-en-en-shon-kyeh-teeh]
ew- translocative – away
-aye- 1st person singular patient – my
-haęˀš- noun root – spine
-ǫkye- verb root – continue
-ht- causative root suffix
-ih stative aspect