infinitive marker

The "endings" presented above are not the suffixed infinitive markers.

As examples, the English infinitive marker to and negator not are usually considered particles.

It is recognizable by the letter 'e' in place of the usual "a" or "ä" as the infinitive marker.

Udmurt verbs are divided into two groups or two conjugations, both having the infinitive marker -ны.

Infinitive markers: -ag ('g' is palatal here).

It is formed with the copula vera (to be) + að (infinitive marker) + infinite verb.

Both Eastern and Western Armenian use a synthetic preterite, which is formed by deleting the infinitive marker and theme vowel, then:

Infinitive markers: -san, -tan, -dan.

The past stem is inflected by removing the infinitive marker (ē), however the present stem and jussive mood are not so simple in many cases and are irregular.

Most analysts simply assume that it is not, calling to an "infinitive marker" and confining themselves to an enumeration of the types of context in which each form of the infinitive is found (cf.

These verbs drop the a which is present in the present tense stem and replace it with -t in the first infinitive stem followed by the standard -a or -ä first infinitive marker.

(1985: 687) suggest something quite similar to Jespersen - "the infinitive marker to may be viewed as related to the spatial preposition to through metaphorical connection" - and illustrate this by the series: How far this metaphorical connection extends is not specified, but it is significant that both Quirk et al.