not un-/anti-passive
From: | Jeffrey Jones <jsjonesmiami@...> |
Date: | Thursday, June 19, 2008, 1:38 |
In Naisek, there are some grammatical voice prefixes, including a causative
and two kinds of passive. Another one adds a dative subject, usually indicating
a perceiver, to verbs which otherwise have patientive subjects. I had first
mistakenly called it an antipassive prefix (I don't know why, except that it is
the opposite of a passive). This was hastily changed to unpassive when I
looked at it later. It turns out that unpassive is also already used for
something else, so I need a new term. Does anybody know?
Jeff
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