Kutyasa: Difference between revisions

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kutyasa

◐ Derived — Inferred directly from canon sources.

kutyasa

^*Inferred, not canonically attested.

The Resultative Participle takes the same form as the Past/Perfect Participle, based on the attestations of kutyasane:

"All know peace who walk beneath Chora." Aes shain kutyasane basho chora. Rhodric Speaks to Latra
"The final days are known": Kutyasane tarmon nagin. Perrin Aybara

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 '''kutyasa'''
-# sense, know (through feeling)
+# sense, know
 === Morphology ===
+(See [[Verb Morphology in the Old Tongue]])
 {| class="wikitable"
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 | kutyasa || '''Present'''
 |-
-| ''kutyasat''<sup>*</sup> || '''Present Participle'''
+| {{Inferred verb form|kutyasat}} || '''Present Participle'''
 |-
-| ''kutyasane''<sup>*</sup> || '''Passive participle<sup>1</sup>'''
+| [[kutyasane]] || '''Resultative Participle'''
 |-
-| ''kutyasane''<sup>*</sup> || '''Past'''
+| [[kutyasane]] || '''Past/Perfect Participle'''
 |-
-| ''kutyasanu''<sup>*</sup> || '''Future'''
+| {{Inferred verb form|kutyasanu}} || '''Future'''
 |}
+{{Inferred forms note}}
-<sup>*</sup>Inferred, not canonically attested.
+The Resultative Participle takes the same form as the Past/Perfect Participle, based on the attestations of [[kutyasane]]:
-<sup>1</sup>Resultative present passive participle.
+* "All know peace who walk beneath Chora." Aes shain kutyasane basho chora. [[Rhodric Speaks to Latra]]
+* "The final days are known": Kutyasane tarmon nagin. [[Perrin Aybara]]
-==Notes==
-* Verbal form related to kutya (feeling). Implies knowing through intuition or sensation rather than intellect.
 [[Category:Old Tongue words]]
 [[Category:Old Tongue verbs]]
-[[Category:Canonical]]
 [[Category:Song vocabulary]]