Cornish Verb stems
The regular verb system – an overview:
This shows two version of the analysis, one from 2009 (for reference) and
one from 2020 (the current one).
For reference: This was the first version of the model (2009)
vb1-vb5 are declension classes.
- vb1) -a no i-Umlaut im Paradima
- vb2) -ya ya-Verbs
- vb3) -es/-i i-Umlaut im Paradigma
- vb4) -he he-Verbs
-
vb5) -el/-i -C[l |
n |
m](r)-Verben |
- And finally the irregulars: Suppletion im Paradigma
The 2020 version of the model:
- vb1 -a (= v1 above)
- vbya -ya (= v2 above)
- vbi -i (= v3 above)
- vbhe -e (= v4 above)
- vb the rest (= ??? above)
- Irregulars (the final cat above)
2020 verbs were added as follows:
verbs with -ya, -i, -he infinitive to vbya, vbi, vbye
verbs in -a other than -ya to vb1
all other verbs to vb
TODO: Go through the new verbs (at the end of this file)
Umlaut class verbs
- u0. Verbs that never have Umlaut?
- u1. Verbs that only have umlaut before an ending that contains , , or imperative .
- u2. Verbs that have umlaut wherever (1) does, but also have the imperfect tense in <-yn, -ys, -i, -yn>.
- u3. Verbs that have umlaut wherever (2) does (including the imperfect tense rule), and also have the 3s pret in <-is>.
- u1 This means VA before suffixes containing or imperative
- u2 This means VA before everything in Umlaut = 1, + the following: 3s and 3p present indicative, 3s and 3p imperative
- u3
Todo:
- for each stem class, split in umlaut type and make sub-contlexes.
- In theory, this gives us 6x4 = 24 verbal continuation lexica.
It is fortunately easier than that:
- -el verbs are always type 3: v5-u3
- some -i verbs are type 3: v3-u3
- and the rest are type 2: v3-u2
- he-verbs are all type 2: v4-u2
The verb lexicon
LEXICON Verb lists all the verbs
Verbs from the 2020 dictionary
This (part of) documentation was generated from src/fst/morphology/stems/verbs.lexc