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Wendat Dictionary
Entries: -ir-

-ir- / -ihr- 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	to drink something
Part of Speech	verb root
Conjugation Class	i-stem
-ir-
Phonological Form	-ihr-
Pre-Wendat Form	*-ihr-
-ihr-
Phonological Form	-ihr-
Pre-Wendat Form	*-ihr-
Verb Class	shift event verb
Verb Consequentiality	consequential
Notes	Note on usage: This verb takes the prothetic prefix (i-) when it is conjugated with singular pronominal prefixes in the habitual aspect-mood.

Examples for entry

ayihrenhI have drunk

Verb stems

Information about verb stems

-irha’

Stem type: Habitual stem

Pronominal Prefixes: Agent

Composition

Orthography	-ir-	-ha’
Phonological Form	-ihr-	-haʔ
Interlinear gloss	drink	hab
Stem (verb)	-ir-	-ha’
Base (verb)	-ir-
Root (verb)🔗	-ir-

-ihrenh

Stem type: Stative stem

Pronominal Prefixes: Agent

Composition

Orthography	-ihr-	-enh
Phonological Form	-ihr-	-ęh
Interlinear gloss	drink	stat
Stem (verb)	-ihr-	-enh
Base (verb)	-ihr-
Root (verb)🔗	-ihr-

-ihra’

Stem type: Punctual stem

Pronominal Prefixes: Agent

Composition

Orthography	-ihr-	-a’
Phonological Form	-ihr-	-aʔ
Interlinear gloss	drink	pnc
Stem (verb)	-ihr-	-a’
Base (verb)	-ihr-
Root (verb)🔗	-ihr-

-ihrah

Stem type: Imperative stem

Pronominal Prefixes: Agent Imperative

Composition

Orthography	-ihr-	-ah
Phonological Form	-ihr-	-ah
Interlinear gloss	drink	imp
Stem (verb)	-ihr-	-ah
Base (verb)	-ihr-
Root (verb)🔗	-ihr-