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íleqelhsthóxes thútl’o…

Illustration for 'íleqelhtsthóxes thútl'o' - 'she bought for me...'

Ileqelhsthóxes thútl’o… means ‘She bought for me…’. The base word is íleqetto buy.



Audio: Elizabeth Herrling


This phrase has the following structure:

Structure illustration for 'íleqelhtsthóxes thútl'o' - 'she bought for me...'

  • íleqetto buyFeatured illustration for 'íleqet' - 'to buy'
  • -elhtst – a verb ending which gives the meaning for
  • -óxme
  • thútl’oshe

    Illustration for "thutl'o" - 'she, her'

    she, her

Notes:

  • the t ending is a ‘transitive’ marker (indicating the verb is directed towards a specific person or thing). This is usually part of the verb, but the –(e)lhts ending appears before this t
  • t becomes th before the –óx ending.
  • the –es ending here is required because there is a ‘third person’ subject (that is, someone who is neither you nor me). Linguists call this ‘3rd person agreement’

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