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ta- / t- Perfective
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lexicon ID #5506 | revised Oct 31 2014
ta- / t- • TAM • Perfective
Derivatives (4)
tápaan "must(?)"
tapu'ikfúuksiprivtihara_pa'axákiichkaru "name of a large dentalium"
teekxáramvar "late at night"
ta'ítam "so, and, and so (used in narratives)"
Source: WB 1272, p.381
Note: Marks action that has just happened. The form is used only when attached to a following element, e.g. takeech 'it's big already', takuníkviitha 'they've already fallen asleep'; elsewhere the form tah is used to mean 'already'.
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