Translocative
The translocative conveys a notion of distance in space or in time. The usual form for this prefix is aˀ- [ah-ah]. When it appears in a word, it is the first morpheme (meaningful word part).
aˀwatsęhątiˀ It is on the far side of the hearth, fire
[ah-ah-wah-tsen-han-tee-ee]
aˀw- translocative
-a- feminine-zoic singular agent ‘it’
-tsęh- noun root ‘hearth, fire’
-a- noun suffix
-ti- verb root ‘to be on a side’
-ˀ stative aspect
aˀyaˀtutęˀ It is always such.
[ah-ah-yah-ah-too-ten-en]
aˀ- translocative
-y- feminine-zoic singular agent ‘it’
-aˀt- noun root ‘body’
-utę- verb root ‘to be such’
-ˀ stative aspect
tuh aˀseh Go there
[tooh]
There
[ah-ah-seh]
aˀ- translocative
-s- imperative + 2nd person singular agent ‘you’
-e- verb root ‘to be such’
-h imperative aspect
aˀhunęrǫkyeˀs He goes hunting[1].
[ah-ah-hoo-nen-roon-kyeh-ehs]
aˀ- translocative
-hu- masculine singular patient ‘he’
-nęrǫky- verb root ‘to go hunting’
-eˀs habitual aspecy
With the Dualic
aˀtewayeh every time
[ah-ah-teh-wah-yeh]
aˀ- translocative
-tew- dualic
-a- feminine-zoic singular agent ‘it’
-ye- verb root ‘to number’
-h stative aspect
aˀtemętayeh every day
[ah-ah-teh-men-tah-yeh]
aˀ- translocative
-tem- dualic
-ęt- feminine-zoic singular agent ‘it’
-a- noun suffix
-ye- verb root ‘to number’
-h stative aspect
aˀteyayętayeh Every summer.
[ah-ah-teh-yah-yen-tah-yeh]
aˀ- translocative
-te- dualic
-ya- feminine-zoic singular agent ‘it’
-yęt- noun root ‘summer’
-a- noun suffix
-ye- verb root ‘to number’
-h stative aspect
aˀteyandeˀnyǫhšayeh every year
[ah-ah-teh-yan-deh-en-yonh-shah-yeh]
aˀ- translocative
-te- dualic
-ya- feminine-zoic singular agent ‘it’
-ndeˀnyǫ- verb root ‘to overcome’
-hš- nominalizer
-a- noun suffix
-ye- verb root ‘to number’
-h stative aspect
[1] This is saying that he goes somewhere a good distance away to hunt.