Continuing with Gary’s list:
- A company of soldiers marched over the hill and across the meadow.
OK. No soldiers. Let’s use a group of hunters kÉ›ddɨn ha É›danna. And “marching” is a manner verb, and manner just isn’t important. Sorry. Over the hill and across the meadow can be handled with a serial predicate construction, and both would use the adverb alamya prefixed to tɨŋi
121. kÉ›ddɨn ha É›danna alamotni lÉ›nÉ› alamotni mɨŋi dÉ›stÉ›.
- kɛddɨn
- group.MTsg
- ha
- PS
- ɛdanna
- hunter.MTpl
- alam-
- across
- otni
- tɨŋi.PRF
- lɛnɛ
- hill.SSsg
- alam-
- across
- otni
- tɨŋi.PRF
- mɨŋi
- meadow.SSsg
- dɛstɛ
- I’m told
Questions?