-taq

See also: taq and Taq

Greenlandic

-taq (v-n^?, truncative^?)

something that has been [verb]ed; passive participle
nanuttaq
A polar bear that has been caught.
the part of something that is made of something else
e.g. arnartarput
The woman among us.

This suffix takes the following forms:

-taq

but, nevertheless, while, or, and (contrastive)
Chay warmim tusuchkan takichkantaq.
That woman is dancing or singing.
Used to mark an open-ended question; more polite than -m/mi
Maymantataq kanki?
Where are you from?
Piwantaq richkanki?
Who are you going with?

单词	-taq
释义	-taq See also: taq and Taq Greenlandic Suffix -taq (v-n^?, truncative^?) something that has been [verb]ed; passive participle nanuttaq A polar bear that has been caught. the part of something that is made of something else e.g. arnartarput The woman among us. Usage notes This suffix takes the following forms: -taq in most contexts -saq after stems ending in a vowel -gaq after stems ending in -r Further reading Vestgrønlands Grammatik, p. 163, F.A.J. Nielsen, 2014 -taq in Katersat Quechua Suffix -taq but, nevertheless, while, or, and (contrastive) Chay warmim tusuchkan takichkantaq. That woman is dancing or singing. Used to mark an open-ended question; more polite than -m/mi Maymantataq kanki? Where are you from? Piwantaq richkanki? Who are you going with? See also -chu -pas
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