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sq’eq’ósthóxes

Illustration for 'she accompanied me'


Sq’eq’ósthóxes means ‘(she) accompanied me…’. The ‘she’ is not explicitly stated, but you understand it from the context.



Audio: Elizabeth Herrling


Pronunciation

This phrase has the following structure:

Illustration showing structure for 'she accompanied me'

Notes:

  • The base word here is sq’eq’óstexw to accompany (in turn based on sq’ócompanion;see the entry for sq’eq’ósthóx for more information)

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  • The -exw part of the word drops before –óx (me)
  • The –es ending here indicates the presence of a third person (neither you nor me), who acts as the subject. In this case the third person subject is the understood ‘she‘.
  • In other contexts this could mean ‘he accompanied me‘, or another person could be specified.

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