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-aʔnę- = to become (verb; A-stem) -ʔę- = to become something (linguistic morpheme called the "inchoative") --- yuʔnę́ʔę = it becomes wakaʔnę́ʔę = I become --- wakaʔnęʔęhá·ʔnyeʔ = I am becoming ____ wakaʔnęʔęhá·ʔnyeʔ = I am becoming _______

wakčhaʔrú·ri· = I have been angry (stative) wakčhaʔrú·ri· wakaʔnęʔęhá·ʔnyeʔ = I am becoming angry incorporation: to be "becoming" a stative verb = stative verb + inchoative + progressive (-há·ʔnyeʔ) wakčhaʔruriʔęhá·ʔnyeʔ = I am becoming angry (stative plus inchoative) [wakčhaʔrú·ri·] + [-ʔę-] + [-há·ʔnyeʔ] wakčhaʔruriʔęhá·ʔnyeʔ

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Inchoative: to become a state of being; describes how one progresses into a state of being

ie. "I am happy" >> "I get happy," "I became happy," "I will become happy," etc. Blue state of being verbs become red.

--- ex. wakačhęnę́·tih >> kačhęnę́·tiʔθ I am happy >> I become/get happy ---

Habitual inchoative ending: -(a)ʔθ Stative inchoative ending: -(a)ʔę Punctual inchoative ending: -(a)ʔ

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Eggman usually becomes happy whenever Sonic is injured

Uʔnhę́hseh Raʔníha· kę·θ račhęnę́·tiʔθ kahnękyetúʔ Rarerúhaʔ ruyaʔnè·rę

[Eggman] [usually] [he gets happy/becomes happy (habitually)] [whenever] [Sonic] [he is injured/wounded: "-ayaʔnyè·rę"] ---

he won't become happy until Sonic is dead

kwęhs ahračhęnę́·tiʔ θę́hruʔ Rarerúhaʔ rawęhé·yę̀·

[he won't become/get happy] [until] [Sonic] [he is dead]

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There are 3 mood in Epiq. Could you explain Inchoative?

The inchoative mood generally refers to one of two things: The gradual increasing or realization of some act or quality, or the act of becoming something. I’ve also seen “inchoative” used where “inceptive” probably ought better have been used (i.e. referring to the beginning of an action), but there may be internal historical reasons for using the term. Generally, it’s “becoming” or “growing”, though.

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