daatsaah

Etymology

da- (“death”, disjunct prefix) + -∅- (3rd person subject prefix) + -∅- (classifier) + -tsaah (imperfective stem of root -TSĄ́, “to die — 1 actor”).

Verb

daatsaah

  1. (imperfective) he/she is sick, ill
  2. (in other modes) he/she died
    Shizhéʼé sitsʼą́ą́ʼ daaztsą́. ― My father died on me, I lost my father.
  3. (with ooljééʼ or jóhonaaʼéí) there is an eclipse
    Ooljééʼ daaztsą́. ― There's a lunar eclipse.

Usage notes

This stem is used for one subject only. For dual or plural subjects, see niné.

Conjugation

Paradigm: Conclusive (∅/si).

IMPERFECTIVE singular duoplural plural
1st person daastsaah — —
2nd person danitsaah — —
3rd person daatsaah — —
4th person dajitsaah — —
PERFECTIVE singular duoplural plural
1st person dasétsą́ — —
2nd person dasínítsą́ — —
3rd person daaztsą́ — —
4th person dajiztsą́ — —
FUTURE singular duoplural plural
1st person dadeestsaał — —
2nd person dadíítsaał — —
3rd person dadootsaał — —
4th person dazhdootsaał — —
OPTATIVE singular duoplural plural
1st person daostsaał — —
2nd person daóótsaał — —
3rd person daotsaał — —
4th person dajótsaał — —

Verbal stems

  • IMPERFECIVE: -tsaah
  • PERFECTIVE: -tsą́
  • FUTURE: -tsaał
  • OPTATIVE: -tsaał
  • ITERATIVE: -tsaah

Derived terms

See also

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