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WHEN THE ANIMALS DIVIDED INTO PAIRS
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Dena'ina: k'u qyeghudułt'ał," ni łu.

English: if they get food poisoning," [it (spruce) said, it is said].

Mode/Aspect = Transitional (T) + Mode + Perfective (P)

	Conjunction	Prefix Positions							Stem
		Outer Subject Pronoun	Outer Subject Pronoun	Post- position	Gender	Inceptive	Mode/Aspect T+Mode+P	Classifier
Morphemes	k'u	qe	ye	ghu	de	te	ghe	ł	t'ał
Morpheme Changes		q			d	u
		lowered e deletes when followed by a consonant			e deletes when a consonant + e (Ce) precedes a morpheme boundary	e changes to u, and ghe deletes - a consonant + e (Ce) precedes 'ghe' and the next morpheme to the right is a classifier; t deletes following d?
English	also, too	they	non-human subject	for objects use, giving to	mental knowledge	future			use [my flesh] Mode: future Aspect: neuter (transitional ?)

Verb Theme	postposition + ghu # d gender + ł classifier + t'a (root)
Meaning	use Postposition
Theme Class	descriptive
Type

Stem Set: Root = t'a, Tag = be thus
	Mode
Aspect	Imperfect	Perfect	Future	Optative
Neuter	t'a (t'e)	t'a	t'ał	t'ah
Neuter - Neg	t'e	t'e	t'e	t'e
Transitional - Neg	t'aq	t'at	t'agh	t'iq
Transitional	t'ash	t'at	t'ał

	Prefix Positions				Stem	Evidential
	Outer Subject Pronoun	Gender	Mode/Aspect T+Mode+P	Classifier	Stem	Evidential
Morphemes	Ø	de	i + Ø	Ø	ni	łu
Morpheme Changes		e deletes to avoid double vowels; d deletes to avaid dn sound?	i deletes when preceded by a conjunct prefix
English	he/she/it	perceptions of sound	perfect		say, tell Mode: perfect Aspect: momentaneous	it is said, they say

Verb Theme	d gender + Ø classifier + ni (root)
Meaning	say, tell
Theme Class	operative
Type

Stem Set: Root = ni, Tag = say, deem
	Mode
Aspect	Imperfect	Perfect	Future	Optative
Durative	ni/ne'	ni/ni'	nił	ni'/hih
Momentaneous	nix	ni	nił	ni
Neuter	ni/nih	ne/nih	ne/nih	ne/nih
Neuter/Negative	ne'	ne'	ne'	ne'
Transitional	nit	nit	nił	nih