From d35b5a2e557e19a2f62b23231c8c85ace7e22f41 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Annwan Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2026 13:04:20 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] wups wrong function --- src/worlds/Asteron/Mosici.typ | 28 ++++++++++++++-------------- 1 file changed, 14 insertions(+), 14 deletions(-) diff --git a/src/worlds/Asteron/Mosici.typ b/src/worlds/Asteron/Mosici.typ index 8e0e397..0bcf157 100644 --- a/src/worlds/Asteron/Mosici.typ +++ b/src/worlds/Asteron/Mosici.typ @@ -267,7 +267,7 @@ the agent form: the concatenative pattern, and the 6 substitutive patterns ==== Agent -The Agent case #ann[age] indicates the agent of a transitive clause, or the +The Agent case #abb[age] indicates the agent of a transitive clause, or the subject of an active intransitive clause. #ex( @@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ subject of an active intransitive clause. ==== Patient -The Patient case #ann[pat] indicates the patient of a transitive clause, or the +The Patient case #abb[pat] indicates the patient of a transitive clause, or the subject of a stative intransitive clause. #ex( @@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ subject of a stative intransitive clause. ==== Genitive -The genitive case #ann[gen] indicates possession or qualification. Note that in +The genitive case #abb[gen] indicates possession or qualification. Note that in the case of qualification, the formation of a compound is also possible. Note: Compounding is not subject to coalescence. @@ -358,7 +358,7 @@ Compounding is not subject to coalescence. ==== Dative -The dative case #ann[dat] indicates the beneficiary of a ditransitive verbs, as +The dative case #abb[dat] indicates the beneficiary of a ditransitive verbs, as well as indicating a direction faced. Note hover that it isn't used with verbs of movement towards something, for those use the patient case (see @case-patient) instead, the dative instead indicates the means of displacement. @@ -411,7 +411,7 @@ of movement towards something, for those use the patient case (see ==== Ablative -The ablative case #ann[abl] indicates the provenance of the action. It is also +The ablative case #abb[abl] indicates the provenance of the action. It is also used as an instrumental, indicating the means by which the action is done. For verbs of movement away from something, it only has it's instrumental meaning, the source is indicated by the patient case (see @case-patient). For verbs of @@ -443,7 +443,7 @@ for that role use the dative instead. ==== Spatial Locative -The spatial locative cases #ann[sploc] is used to indicate a spacial location. +The spatial locative cases #abb[sploc] is used to indicate a spacial location. it is marked by expressing the noun in the genitive case, followed by the #sn[] ⟨la⟩ particle. It is however pronounced as there was no word boundary between the word and the particle. @@ -530,7 +530,7 @@ and the particle. === Proper noun enclitic #sn[] Proper nouns that aren't personal names always take the proper noun enclitic -#ann[ppn] #sn[] ⟨an·⟩ +#abb[ppn] #sn[] ⟨an·⟩ The affix #sn[] ⟨ni-⟩ --- which on proper nouns forms demonyms --- attaches to the front of the proper noun enclitic: #sn[] gives @@ -583,21 +583,21 @@ Here is a (eventually but not yet) exhaustive list of such affixes: #low[(all of ==== Conditional -The conditional #sn[] ⟨ffói-⟩ #ann[cond] indicates that the action of a +The conditional #sn[] ⟨ffói-⟩ #abb[cond] indicates that the action of a verb is an hypothetical, or unreal situation. ==== Imperfective, durative, iterative, Inchoative #low[*TODO*: Imperfective, durative] -The iterative #sn[] ⟨atéo-⟩ #ann[iter] indicates that the action of the +The iterative #sn[] ⟨atéo-⟩ #abb[iter] indicates that the action of the verb is appening again, or repeatedly. -The inchoative #sn[] ⟨marai-⟩ #ann[inch] is used to indicate that the +The inchoative #sn[] ⟨marai-⟩ #abb[inch] is used to indicate that the start with an action. ==== Perfective, terminative -The perfective #sn[] ⟨ntof-⟩ #ann[pfv] is used to indicate that an action +The perfective #sn[] ⟨ntof-⟩ #abb[pfv] is used to indicate that an action was ponctual instead of lasting. When combined with the inchoative it has a translative meaning: it indicates a transition into the state resulting of the active verb or described by the stative verb. @@ -606,13 +606,13 @@ active verb or described by the stative verb. ==== Desiderative, Necessitatives, Optative, Hortative -The desiderative #sn[] ⟨ffats-⟩ #ann[des] indicates that the results of +The desiderative #sn[] ⟨ffats-⟩ #abb[des] indicates that the results of the verb are desired by the subject. -The moral necessitative #sn[] ⟨réan-⟩ #ann[mness] indicates that the +The moral necessitative #sn[] ⟨réan-⟩ #abb[mness] indicates that the agent is morally obligated to perform the action. -The hortative #sn[] ⟨cofa-⟩ #ann[hort] indicates a strong injunction to +The hortative #sn[] ⟨cofa-⟩ #abb[hort] indicates a strong injunction to perform the action. #low[*TODO*: Optative, Physical necessitative]