[tlhIngan Hol] Clarification on SIch
Lieven L. Litaer
levinius at gmx.de
Wed Apr 10 08:03:19 PDT 2019
> The continuous and progressive aspects are used when a sentence is meant
> to express continuousness or progressiveness. *paq vISIch: *I stretch my
> hand to the book.
[...]
> *SIch* seems to take the thing reached for as its object,
Did I miss anything in the discussion? I understood that {SIch} does NOT
mean "reach for", it's "reach" in the sense of "my arm is long enough to
touch something, so I can reach it" and not "I try to grab something".
> I'd stick
> to the known interpretation unless more information were forthcoming.
I thought we had this new information?
> *paq vISIch; tlhapmeH jan vIlo'*/I use the grabber to reach for and take
> the book./
That's not how I understood it.
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Lieven L. Litaer
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