Feminine-Zoic Singular Agent
The feminine-zoic agent takes its own form when it is the sole grammatical player. When there is a patient (other than the feminine-zoic itself), the result is the same result as when there is no agent at all.
Feminine-Zoic Singular Agent (by itself)
This takes -ya- with the consonant conjugation, and it takes the verb root beginning with noun and verb roots (a-, e- yę, and o-).
yanyǫhs She cooks.
[yan-yonhs]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – she
-nyǫ- verb root – to cook
-hs habitual aspect
atǫh She says (often)
[ah-tonh]
atǫ- feminine-zoic singular agent – she + verb root – to speak
-h habitual aspect
a՚wehǫˀ She wished.
[ah-ah-weh-hon-on]
aˀw- factual
-eh- feminine-zoic singular agent – she + verb root – to wish
-ǫˀ punctual aspect
iyęht She meant.
[ee-yenht]
i- partitive
-yęht feminine-zoic singular agent – she + verb root – to mean + stative aspect
ekyǫdaǫˀ (It is) where she has a home.
[eh-kyon-dah-on-on]
eky- cislocative
-ǫdaǫ- feminine-zoic singular agent – she + verb root – to have as home
-ˀ stative aspect
Feminine-zoic singular agent and 1st person singular patient
ewayenyǫt It will take me along.
[eh-wah-yen-yont]
ew- future
-aye- feminine-zoic singular agent + 1st person singular patient – it – me
-nyǫt verb root – to take along + punctual aspect
sayetehstęh I am descending again.
[sah-yeh-teh-stenh]
s- repetitive
-aye- 1st person singular patient – I
-tehstę- verb root – to descend
-h stative aspect
Feminine-zoic singular agent and 1st person dual patient
tǫihkwandih She took it from us two
[ton-eeh-kwan-deeh]
t- dualic
-ǫi- feminine-zoic singular agent + 1st person dual patient = she – us
-hkwa- verb root – to take
-nd- dative root suffix
-ih stative aspect
Feminine-zoic singular agent and 1st person plural patient
The forms with and without the feminine-zoic singular agent are the same: -ǫm(a)-.
ǫmamęh We have, own it.
[on-mah-menh]
ǫma- 1st person plural patient – we
-mę- verb root – to have
-h stative aspect
teˀǫmąhšaˀi It does not finish, kill us.
[teh-eh-on-manh-shah-ah-ee]
teˀ- negative
-ǫmą- patient – it – us
-hšaˀ- verb root – to finish
-i stative aspect
Feminine-zoic Singular Agent And Feminine-zoic Singular Patient
The form used is -u- for the consonant conjugation, the a- conjugation and the i-conjugation. The e- conjugation takes -am- and the o-conjugation takes ay-. It is the same form as used by the feminine-zoic singular patient by itself.
aˀunǫht She gave it to her.
[ah-ah-oo-nonht]
aˀ- factual
-u- feminine-zoic singular agent + feminine-zoic singular patient – she – her
-nǫht verb root – to give + punctual aspect
aˀurhęhąˀ Day dawned.
[ah-ah-oo-rhen-han-an]
aˀ- factual
-u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-rhę- verb root – for day to dawn
-hą- inchoative root suffix
-ˀ punctual aspect
utendutǫˀ She told her.
[oo-ten-doo-ton-on]
u- feminine-zoic singular agent + feminine-zoic singular patient -she – her
-te- semi-reflexive voice
-ndutǫ- verb root – to tell
-ˀ stative aspect
Amęseskwa She used to value, cherish, esteem it (or her). (female name)
[ah-men-she-skwah]
am– feminine-zoic singular patient – she OR
feminine-zoic singular agent + feminine-zoic singular patient she – her
-ęse- verb root – to value, cherish, esteem
-s- habitual aspect
-kwa past aspect suffix
kayǫtareˀ Where there is a lake.
[ah-yon-tah-reh-eh]
k- cislocative
-ay- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-ǫtar- noun root – lake
-e- verb root – to be water
-ˀ stative aspect
Feminine-zoic Singular Agent And feminine-zoic plural Patient
The form without the feminine-zoic singular agent is different from this form. And in the example given below the -m- is added because the verb root, consonant stem, begins with an -ę-.
yayǫmęˀah She has them (f) as children, her daughters
[yah-yon-men-en-ah]
yayǫm– feminine-zoic singular agent + feminine-zoic plural patient – she – them
-ę- verb root – to have as child
-ˀ- stative aspect
-ah diminutive aspect suffix
Feminine-zoic Singular Agent and Masculine Plural Patient
hayǫmęˀąh She has them (m) as children, her sons.
[hah-yon-men-en-anh]
hayǫm– feminine-zoic singular agent + masculine plural patient – she – them (m)
-ę- verb root – to have as child
-ˀ- stative aspect
– ąh diminutive aspect suffix
Feminine-zoic Singular Agent and Indefinite Patient
ayumęˀa She has one as a child, her child. [ah-yoo-men-en-ah]
ayum- feminine-zoic singular agent + indefinite patient – she – one
-ę- verb root – to have as child
-ˀ- stative aspect
-a diminutive aspect suffix
ayutraˀnęntatih She is attached to one.
[ah-yoo-trah-an-nen-tah-teeh]
ayu- feminine-zoic singular agent + indefinite patient – she – one
-t- semi-reflexive voice
-r- noun root – body
-a- noun suffix
-ˀnentat- verb root – to attach, be attached
-ih stative aspect