Ko - keia kau hope a pau? Where hiki i ka olelo aʻu e huli?

Ninau "Tb - he kau hope a pau ana o ka verb?" No ka oi ma mua o kaʻumi makahiki, a hoonoho iho la i ka makaainana, a me ka hale hoʻokamakama linguists. ʻO kēia kokoke i ka hoʻopaʻa 'ana i Lūkini' ōlelo e leie aku ka ola ana o nā heluʻai o ka hoomaopopo, kela mea keia mea o ka a i kona pluses a me minuses.

Ko - keia kau hope a pau?

Grammar kula loa noʻonoʻo pono "e" a me ka "la" i ka hopena a olelo ke keʻena infinitive. 'O kēia nō ke kulana paa ma ka hapanui o ka pomaikai papahana no ka hoʻonaʻauao kiʻekiʻe. I waena o linguists Honolulu, i "elima" - keia pau ana kaʻana like Betesana HI Baranov HI Kuznetsov, GS

E paku ana i kona mana, i ka noiʻi hoʻopaʻapaʻa ana i loko o ke kēia mau alanui: infinitive - o ka loiloi mua 'ano o ka verb, ka mea,' o ia hoʻi i ka mea i hiki ke kālā līkaia no i ka hopena. Kēia ho'ākāka mea i kupono, ma ka mea e hiki aku ai i kaʻokoʻa. O ke kumu ho i ka mea i ka infinitive i loko o kēia linguistics ua noʻonoʻo luli ole hua'ōlelo, a, me ka, i ole e i ka hopena.

Ko - kau hope a pau verbs?

New puke malama iho la oia i kekahi wahi o ka manao, e like me a ka "elima", "minuke" verbs - suffixes. Kēia kumumanaʻo? Ac? E linguists e like me Babaytseva VV Valgin NS Mai i ka ninau: "Tb - he kau hope a loa,"ʻepekema ma ka wahi mua, ho'āʻo e hōʻoleʻia kāna i kekahi kulana, o ka pilikia ka hōʻike. Ka mea, ua kūkākūkāʻia i "elima" ka verb inflection hiki ole e, no ka mea, aole ia i ka hoike grammatical ano o ka olelo, a i waiho i loko o nā 'ano apau loa i hana mai i ka infinitive.

Ua kokoke manao ia e hoomaopopo ana, akā, e kena ae i ka puu o ka hoopaapaa i'ōlelo koʻikoʻi a hanohano. "Inā ka" elima "- ke kau hope paha, no ke aha la ka mea i komo i loko o ke kumu o ka hua'ōlelo?" - i kēia nīnau a ua lilo kekahi o ka mea nui wale no a pau ka poe i ike lea i ka mea hou kumumanaʻo. E hai mai hoi ia wale, ina oe e hoomanao i ka hoʻokumu paʻaʻana i morphemics. Ma kēia Lūkini suffixes e māheleʻia i loko o formative a me ka formative. Morpheme o ke 'ano mua ka mea,ʻaʻole ia i komo i loko o ka waihona ipu. It formative kau hope paha ke ike i loko o ka infinitive.

A me ka mea e pili ana i ka "kekahi nona"?

Mai poina i loko o ka Lūkini 'ōlelo, he mau examples o verb loiloi mua palapala pau i loko o "kekahi nona". Pehea e hana ai me ka hihia? He aha mea he "kekahi nona ka" i loko o kēia mau'ōlelo: no ka hopena paha ke kau hope?

Kēia mau nīnau nō he mau pane Hiki e haawi mai no hoi:

1. He He kau hope.
2. Ua ho flexion.
3. Hookomoia ma ka kumu.

Ka mua mau kumumanao o ka hoomaopopo, e obsolete. "One kona" Ua manao me ke kau hope paha loa i 'ano like me ka "elima" a me ka "minuke".

Hoikehonua, linguistics manaoio i kekahi hui malu pu ana o kekahi hapa o ke kumu. Hooiaio mai i keia manao ka pololei, e hiki ke hoʻololi i ka verb: umu-pūlehu akula i ka. Ke kinona i hanaʻia ma ka infinitive, "kekahi o kona" pilikia, a laila ka mea, o kekahi hapa o ke kumu.

He aha ka i ka hopena?

Kekahi hiki ole pane i ka nīnau: "? Tb - he kau hope a loa". Nā maka o ka Hawaii i ho'ākāka 'ia ma luna, ua manaoia e e waiwai i loko o kēia Russian. Kēlā me kēia no ia i kona kākoʻo. Currently, nae, o ka laulā maʻamau makemake ia i ka oihana i "elima" - formative kau hope. Ma ka hoʻonaʻauao kiʻekiʻe, IeAUPIIe, IAa IO noʻonoʻo nā theories.