Stretch Out, Lie Down
Stretch Out
This verb does not apply to humans.
šaˀestatęhtrah At the same time someone stretched out some bark.
[shah-ah-eh-stah-ten-trah]
š- coincident
-aˀ- factual
-e- indefinite agent – someone
-st- noun root – bark
-a- joiner vowel
-tęhtra- verb root – stretch out
-h punctual aspect
yarǫtatęhtraˀ A log is stretched out.
[yah-ron-tah-tenh-trah-ah]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-rǫt- noun root – log, tree
-a- joiner vowel
-tęhtra- verb root – stretch out
-ˀ stative aspect
yarendatęhtraˀ Stones are stretched out.
[yah-ren-dah-ten-trah-ah]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-rend- noun root – stone, stones
-a- joiner vowel
-tęhtra- verb root – stretch out
-ˀ stative aspect
temętatęhtrahaˀ when day will be stretched out, finished.
[teh-men-tah-tenh-trah-ah]
t- cislocative
-em- future
-ęt- feminine-zoic singular agent – it + noun root – day
-a- joiner vowel
-tęhtra- verb root – stretch out
-ha- inchoative root suffix
-ˀ punctual aspect
Lie Down
hšitaraˀ You (s) are lying down.
[hshee-tah-rah-ah]
hš- second person singular agent – you (s)
-itara- verb root – lie down
-ˀ stative aspect
kahętarah Where he is lying down.
[kah-hen-tah-rah]
ka- cislocative
-h- masculine singular agent – he
-ętara- verb root – lie down
-h stative aspect
mędiˀtarǫnyǫˀ They (f) are lying around (referring to dogs)
[men-dee-tah-ron-yon-on]
[1]męd- feminine-zoic plural patient – they (f)
-iˀtar- verb root – lie down
-ǫnyǫ- distributive root suffix – many
-ˀ stative aspect
ayętarahaˀ She lay down
[ah-yen-tah-rah-hah-ah]
a- factual
-yętara- feminine-zoic singular agent – -she + verb root – lie down
-ha- inchoative root suffix
-ˀ punctual aspect
[1] The initial -m- is there because of a vowel in the previous word.