POKA- + REDUPLICATION PONTA- + REDUPLICATION SA-
10.2.44. SA-
1. Prefix on verbal bases with nominal or verbal inflection. Dialectally so-. Occasionally sae- with ae-verbs. Meaning: links two clauses in a close temporal relationship when, as soon as. See 9.7.1. Productive. a. With verbal inflection. Base is simple or derived; object inflection is possible; realis or irrealis mood; with second person sa-o- may contract to s-o-. sa-no-rato when he came rato arrive sa-o-[m]etingke when you hear fetingke hear sa-no-waa-ane when she gave it to him waa give sa-do-po-wora when they saw each other wora see s-o-[m]ora-amu when you pl see wora see b. With nominal possessive inflection. Base is simple or complex, object inflection is impossible. sa-kundo-no when he had left kundo leave sa-rato-mani when we ex arrived rato arrive sae-wora-ndo when they saw wora see sa-po-sobho-no when it was mixed sobho mix sa-tanda-no-mo when it had begun; since tanda begin sa-lapasi-no when that was passed lapasi pass also: sa-pasi-no 2. Nominal prefix on verbal and nominal bases. The derivation functions as a complement in an equative clause see 7.6; it is uninflected. Productive. a. Base is a simple verb. Meaning: to V all the time; only V. sa-ntaa wait all the time, only ntaa wait wait 318 A GRAMMAR OF THE MUNA LANGUAGE sa-soso smoke all the time, only soso smoke smoke sa-ghae cry all the time, only ghae cry cry When the verbal base is reduplicated, the continuous aspect is even more emphasized, bordering on always: sa-hunda-hunda always agree hunda agree sa-kii-kiido always refuse kiido refuse sa-tongka-tongka always vomit tongka vomit b. Base is a reduplicated simple or complex noun non-reduplicated nouns do not occur in this construction. Meaning: only Ns, full of Ns. sa-kiri-kiri full of thorns kiri thorn sa-kato-katogha only crows, crows every- katogha crow where sa-robhi-robhine-hi only women robhine woman sa-ka-ta-ka-tamba full of patches tamba patch up ka-tamba patch 3. Variant of nsa- + reduplication 10.2.35 without subject inflection and with obligatory suffix -no: sa-bhie-bhie-no more and more heavy bhie heavy = ne-nsa-bhie-bhie sa-kodo-kodoho-no further and further kodoho far = ne-nsa-kodo-kodoho sa-lompo-lompona-no gradually lompona long = ne-nsa-lompo-lompona 4. Miscellaneous: sa-bhangka friend bhangka boat sa-lambu husband, wife lambu house sa-kawi husband, wife kawi marry sa-ina-ina-mu kolaki k.o. charmincantation ina mother introducing a prayer kolaki lord10.2.45. SA--HA
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» Subject inflection Derivational morphology 275
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» Relative clause as head of NP
» Types of attributes Attributes
» Internal structure of the nominal phrase Combinations and restrictions of modifiers
» The preposition we The preposition te
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» The preposition so The preposition ampa
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» Full indirect objects Indirect object extensions
» Oblique indirect objects Indirect object extensions
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» Fronting Transitivizing Derivational morphology 275
» Factitives Causatives on dynamic intransitive bases
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» Marked by dependent conjunctions
» Alternative Simultaneous Contrastive Derivational morphology 275
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» Conclusive Clarificatory Conditional Derivational morphology 275
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» Manner Purpose Derivational morphology 275
» Dubitative Balanced Derivational morphology 275
» Direct speech Indirect speech
» Perfective -mo in narrative discourse
» The clitic -a Derivational morphology 275
» Affixation: summary Derivational morphology 275
» FEKA- FO Affixes and affix-combinations
» FO FOKO- FOKO--U Affixes and affix-combinations
» -GHOO Affixes and affix-combinations
» -HA Affixes and affix-combinations
» -HI Affixes and affix-combinations
» -HO I- -CAO Affixes and affix-combinations
» -CI Affixes and affix-combinations
» KA- Affixes and affix-combinations
» KA--HA Affixes and affix-combinations
» KA- + REDUPLICATION Affixes and affix-combinations
» KI--HA KO- Affixes and affix-combinations
» KO--HA- KO + REDUPLICATION Affixes and affix-combinations
» -MANA MANSI- + REDUPLICATION MANSO- MBA- + REDUPLICATION
» ME-, MO- -MO Affixes and affix-combinations
» -VMU Affixes and affix-combinations
» MPO- + REDUPLICATION NA- NE- NI-
» NGKO- NSA- + REDUPLICATION PA- PAKA- PARA-
» PE- PIKI- PO- Affixes and affix-combinations
» POKA- + REDUPLICATION PONTA- + REDUPLICATION SA-
» SA--HA SI- SI--HA Affixes and affix-combinations
» TA- Affixes and affix-combinations
» TI- TI- TE- -UM--NO, ME--NO, MO--NO
» Partial reduplication Supernumerary reduplication
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