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== Radestrian ==
== Radestrian ==


=== {{Etymology|rad}} ===
=== Etymology ===
From {{inherit|rad|rad-m|héht}},
From {{inherit|rad|rad-m|héht}},
from {{inherit|rad|rad-o|hǫhtt}},
from {{inherit|rad|rad-o|hǫhtt}},
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=== Pronunciation ===
=== Pronunciation ===
{{rad-pronunciation|colloquial|/jæːt/ *(''as post-consonantal clitic'')*}}
{{rad-pronunciation|colloquial|/jæːt/ (as post-consonantal clitic)}}


=== Verb ===
=== Verb ===

Latest revision as of 14:39, 20 August 2024

Radestrian

Etymology

From Middle Radestrian héht, from Old Radestrian hǫhtt, inherited from Proto-Radic *hǫhht, from Proto-Hirdic *ḵɤ̄h-, from Proto-Laenkean *kajʔ-. The past forms, participles and verbal noun come from Proto-Radic *huh-, a suppletive stem from Proto-Laenkean *tuʔ-.

Pronunciation

Verb

hjeat (first-person singular non-past hjei, second-person singular non-past hjeà, third-person singular non-past hjeaș, first-person singular past húei, -úei, present adverbial participle hûșevú, -ûșevú, past adverbial participle hovúl, -ovúl, verbal noun huonș, -uonș)

  1. (copulative) to not be
    Antonym: vat
    Hjeà re heņreks.
    You are no king.
  2. (copulative) used with adjectival predicates to negate characteristics of the subject
    Ú þyriș hjei.
    I am not German.
  3. (copulative) used with adverbial predicates to negate states of the subject
    Ú ỉ hjei.
    I’m not hot. / I don’t feel hot.
  4. (impersonal) to not exist, there not to be; also used in constructions which translate as to not have [with genitive ‘what there isn't’]
    Hjeaș þraniris la virșa dziun.
    There are no animals in my house.
    Ven dzínig hjeaș.
    I don't have a daughter. (lit. To me there isn’t a daughter.)
  5. (intransitive) to not be (in a place, at a time)
    A haldzỉr teral-úeș.
    The architect wasn’t here.
  6. (auxiliary) to not, negates a proposition [with connegative]
    Húei dzoru orasta.
    I didn't sing a song.
  7. (auxiliary) to not be (used to form the negated continuous aspect with the present adverbial participle)
  8. (auxiliary) to not have (used to form the negated perfective aspect with the past adverbial participle)
  9. no (response to closed questions)
    Antonym: gje
    — Gjøn rredeșeí dvarú?
    Hjei.
    — Do you speak Radestrian?
    No(, I don't).

Usage notes

  • When negating propositions, accusative direct objects change to the genitive.
  • The connegative of vat, *vata, does not exist: hjeat on its own means to not be, unless accompanying a connegative form of another verb, in which case it acts as negation of that verb.
    • Note also that hjeat has no compound forms. For negative compound forms, see vat.
  • As an auxiliary, hjeat must still bear all matrix inflection.
    • The exception to this is voice, where non-finite forms have separate passive forms. Therefore, when negating a passive verb, the passive is marked in the connegative, as hjeat does not have passive forms.
  • When introducing a predicate ending in a consonant, enclitic forms with initial h- elided (not hj-) can be used.
  • The verb hjeat does not have a connegative form, being the negated form of vat.

Conjugation