Proposed Definitions And Examples
cmavo: be'a (FAhA1)
Proposed definition
North. Indicates that the event is located to the north of a certain point. When tagging a sumti, the sumti indicates what the event is to the north of.
See also
- {du'a}
- {ne'u}
- {vu'a}
Proposed keywords
- north
Usage examples
- be'a la .island. mi falnu klama
- "I sail north of Iceland."
Notes
By intention, no mention of the imaginary journey model is mentioned in the definition. The behaviour when combining multiple spatial tenses is assumed to be self-evident.
Issues
cmavo: du'a (FAhA1)
Proposed definition
East. Indicates that the event is located to the east of a certain point. When tagging a sumti, the sumti indicates what the event is to the east of.
See also
- {be'a}
- {ne'u}
- {vu'a}
Proposed keywords
- east
Usage examples
- mi cpare lo tricu du'a le cmana
- "East of the mountain, I am climbing a tree."
Notes
By intention, no mention of the imaginary journey model is mentioned in the definition. The behaviour when combining multiple spatial tenses is assumed to be self-evident.
Issues
cmavo: ne'u (FAhA1)
Proposed definition
South. Indicates that the event is located to the south of a certain point. When tagging a sumti, the sumti indicates what the event is to the south of.
See also
- {be'a}
- {du'a}
- {vu'a}
Proposed keywords
- south
Usage examples
- le manti cu se zdani le manti derxu pe ne'u le tricu
- "The ant lives in the anthill south of the tree."
Notes
By intention, no mention of the imaginary journey model is mentioned in the definition. The behaviour when combining multiple spatial tenses is assumed to be self-evident.
Issues
cmavo: vu'a (FAhA1)
Proposed definition
West. Indicates that the event is located to the west of a certain point. When tagging a sumti, the sumti indicates what the event is to the west of.
See also
- {be'a}
- {du'a}
- {ne'u}
Proposed keywords
- west
Usage examples
- vu'a ku so'i prenu cu limna le rirxe
- "To the west, many people are swimming in the river."
Notes
By intention, no mention of the imaginary journey model is mentioned in the definition. The behaviour when combining multiple spatial tenses is assumed to be self-evident.
Issues