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Kappa Stem Ending Types
2006-Jul-31, Monday 19:11Last Edited: 2006.Aug.04 Fri
This pertains to suffixing. There are five types of stem endings. The endings of each type are described and the modifications made when different kinds of suffixes are added are given. In practice, the type of ending must be noted for many roots and suffixes. Grade refers to the grade of the initial consonant of suffixes beginning with a single consonant.
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* Inserted -d- becomes -j- when the following original vowel is *i.
* For short vowel stems, the corresponding long vowel is given, if other than double; in most cases, this will also determine the type, but -i/ê also requires the type number.
* The type number is needed in some other cases as well.
This pertains to suffixing. There are five types of stem endings. The endings of each type are described and the modifications made when different kinds of suffixes are added are given. In practice, the type of ending must be noted for many roots and suffixes. Grade refers to the grade of the initial consonant of suffixes beginning with a single consonant.
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* Inserted -d- becomes -j- when the following original vowel is *i.
* For short vowel stems, the corresponding long vowel is given, if other than double; in most cases, this will also determine the type, but -i/ê also requires the type number.
* The type number is needed in some other cases as well.
