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durative's Usage Examples:

It is sometimes called durative aspect.

Pantesco uses unstressed subject pronoun clitics to form durative aspect.

activities, and accomplishments are durative, but semelfactives and achievements are punctual.

Of the durative verbs, states are unique as they involve.

"perfective") actions, with the former divided into durative (happened throughout) and non-durative (happened over time, but not the entire time).

verb was used as an aspect marker to indicate that an action was micro-durative, non-sustained or non-lasting, usually in combination with a time marker.

aspect, durative, marked by banaGa+, which stresses the event occurring, regardless of when it and if it will happen (63).

(63) banaGa banaGa durative datyodi.

to lie down S, P (LC) S, P (MC) Durative (DUR) tʃør- jør- to walk ES (LC), P (Tutal) P, MP (Melet) Iterative durative (DUR.

In particular, the selection of verb root has an effect on the durative vs.

non-durative reading of the action referred to.

The durative preterite in Udmurt can be compared to the past progressive in English.

eating it up’ tone 32 totality of action, durative ba³² ‘be coming’ tai³² ‘be pulling’ tone 423 telic durative ba⁴²³ ‘sticking to’ tai⁴²³ ‘be falling’ tai⁴⁵–³².

For example, a dynamic verb may be said to have a durative aspect if there is not a defined endpoint or a punctual aspect if there.

of the root verb: telic and non-telic actions, semelfactives, durative and non-durative, punctual, etc.

*wer-bhe- ‘bend, turn,’ cognate with Modern English warp, [2] followed by the durative suffix *-j- and the feminine suffix *-ā- and so might have meant “she who.

Imperfective verbs depicting durative, ongoing or repeated action, with attention to internal details.

indicative, imperative and conditional moods, as well as a simple form, a durative (continuous) form and a perfect form.

affirmation, completed action, plurality of subject–object or action, durative, habitual and sometimes can be combined (especially negation).

grammatical cases are: absolutive, ergative, two genitive, instrumental, durative, vocative and causal.

durative's Meaning':

the aspect of a verb that expresses its duration