Uddrag fra Fundamental Morphemes, [Maidu] 099-0210

in purport really just an exclamation of jcxx moral indignation equal to something like "I ask you!”, "did you evert". sant iya nays Ibs ne i vs - (s) you must eat watermelon! go ahead! (LXXI.ll); the stem here is i-ye: "to go in a definite direction". me-U) hat'om atoy meyin take [it] ! [he] said 1- , giving [it to him] (LXIII.36); me - (e) mok'e la:yi take [it] t please drink a little! (IXV.38) the stem is mei "to catch", wnich is used in the permissive as an accompaniment to handing something over; the purport is thus "here (you are)!". to:pi-(n) méhe bring him! (IX.144); jpj-(n) you can come! (LXX.53); the context here shows that the purport is "you can come without danger". The permissive has not been found to be directed; it occurs only with the thematic units exemplified above. It is implicated in the vocative with stems ending in a single vowel, and the vocative is implicated in it with the stem t i — (n) 'younger brother'. S9.KG58Sj-YS is expressed by the compound ending -O-O-Q-ts (cf. the note to p. ). It contains the idea 'predominantly not-desired realization': l-.B, but cannot be said to contain either 'established' or 'not-established realization’: 2\T\ finally, it is either 'remote in time’ or of 'weak intensity’: 3;«. It is used in the sense 'but' or 'though' and besides in special senses which are conditional variants present in constructions involving other modal complexes.