-taŋ

Kott Etymology zko qfa-yen-pro *-e<t:S. changes, undergoes a change>.2, 243 Pronunciation zko /…taŋ/ Verb zko verb -ä⁰ present and preterite copulative zko intransitive copulative I become, had become; I am going to, was going to reflect a nominal quality present and preterite nominal copulative Usage notes Only used in conjunction with attainable nominal qualities to denote the subject reflecting the said quality, but frequently lost. Also compare zko -d̴äjaŋ<pos:future nominal copulative>. zko hamâ<t:good> can be inflected as such, given the definition above: Hamâtaŋ. («hamâ꞊ä⁰꞊(t/)aŋ⁻³», “I become, I became good.”) Hamâtoŋ. («hamâ꞊[ä⁰]꞊toŋ⁻³», “We become, we became good.”) Hamâu. («hamâ꞊[ä⁰]꞊u⁻³», “Thou becomest, thou becamest good.”) Hamâoŋ. («hamâ꞊[ä⁰]꞊oŋ⁻³», “You become, you became good.”) Hamâtu. («hamâ꞊[ä⁰]꞊∅⁻³», “He, she becomes; he, she became good.” [with unclear structure]) Hamâ’iaŋ. («hamâ꞊[ä⁰]꞊∅⁻³», “They become, they became good.” [with unclear structure]) References Further reading 140-141 11? 1