-entou’ten- + PART
Translation for the day’s weather to be a certain type or kind Part of speech verb base Semantic category weather, qualities Note This verb always takes the partitive prepronominal prefix. See also -ou’ten- + PART "to be a type of, a kind of, a sort of, a manner of some quality or thing"
| Example | Prononciation | Translation | Sound |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ta’oht iwentou’tenh? | [ta’-oht i-wen-TOU’-tenh] | What type of day is it? What’s the weather like? | |
| Ta’oht a’wentou’tenhk? | [ta’-oht a’-wen-TOU’-tenhk] | What type of day was it? What was the weather like? | |
| Ta’oht ewentou’tenhk? | [ta’-oht e-wen-TOU’-tenhk] | What type of day will it be? What will the weather be like? |
| Conjugation Class | en-radical |
|---|---|
| Verb Class | statif |
| Morphological Analysis | -ent-ouʔten- |
| Morphological Gloss | -jour-être.tel.type- |
| Grammar Notes |
| Aspect Mood | Habitual | Stative | Perfective | Impérative | Purposive |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suffix | --- | -h | --- | --- | |
| Alternant | --- | -entouʔten- | --- | --- | |
| Pronominal Prefixes | --- | agent | --- | --- | |
| Approximate Translation | --- | être tel type de jour actuellement | --- | --- |