Re: Question

At 00:23 24/06/99 -0500, you wrote:
>In my ancestral language, Old Kassi', there was a suffix, -(h)e', that I
>call "completive".  It indicates that the verb is "completed".  Some
>examples are piha's (learn), pihase' (know); ke"lo's (stab), ke"lose'
>(stab to death).  Is that a legitimate term, or should I use another
>term?
>
        Well, I think it's a pretty legitimate term, and I even think other
conlangers use it as well. Am I wrong?

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