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Wendat Dictionary
Entries: et-

et-

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eti-

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ek-

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-t-

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-ti-

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-k-

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a-



Please note that any Wendat form with one or two hyphens attached to it is not a word. The hyphens indicate that the form must take a prefix, a suffix, or both, in order to create a full word in Wendat. Wendat forms with hyphens cannot be used on their own.
Definition
  • cislocative prefix
Part of Speech prepronominal prefix

et-
Phonological Form et-
Pre-Wendat Form *et-
Notes
Note on usage:
et-: This form of the cislocative prefix occurs word-initially.

eti-
Phonological Form eti-
Pre-Wendat Form *eti-
Notes
Note on usage:
eti-: This form of the cislocative prefix occurs word-initially before the following pronominal prefixes: the second person patient prefixes, the second person dual and plural agent prefixes, and the first person inclusive dual and plural agent prefixes.

ek-
Phonological Form et-
Pre-Wendat Form *et-
Notes
Note on usage:
ek-: This form of the cislocative prefix occurs word-initially before pronominal prefixes that begin with w.

-t-
Phonological Form -t-
Pre-Wendat Form *-t-
Notes
Note on usage:
-t-: This form of the cislocative prefix occurs word-medially.

-ti-
Phonological Form -ti-
Pre-Wendat Form *-ti-
Notes
Note on usage:
-ti-: This form of the cislocative prefix occurs word-medially before the following pronominal prefixes: the second person patient prefixes, the second person dual and plural agent prefixes, and the first person inclusive dual and plural agent prefixes.

-k-
Phonological Form -t-
Pre-Wendat Form *-t-
Notes
Note on usage:
-k-: This form of the cislocative prefix occurs word-medially before pronominal prefixes that begin with w.

a-
Phonological Form ta-
Pre-Wendat Form *ta-
Notes
Note on usage:
a-: This form of the cislocative prefix occurs in imperatives.

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