kelpe’

Kelpe' and Its Morphological Variations
The root word "kelpe'" describes a lack of assertiveness or braveness, often manifesting in cowering behavior. Various affixes modify the root to convey different grammatical aspects and meanings.

Affixes and Their Usage\

• /-omin-/: Indicates a completed action or change of state. Example: "kominelpe'" (cowered).\
• /pa-/: Causative-infinitive prefix, indicating causation or imperative voice. Example: "pakelpe'en" (to cause someone to cower or make someone cower).\
• /-en/: Causation/imperative suffix, indicating causation or imperative mood. Example: "pakelpe'en" (to cause someone to cower or make someone cower).\
• /pi-/: Marks the undergoer or patient of an action. Example: "pinakelpe'" (was made to cower).\
• /-na-/: Marks the past tense of verbs. Examples: "pinakelpe'" (was made to cower), "minakelpe'" (cowered or had a tendency to cower).\
• /mi-/: Indicates future or potential action, or describes a characteristic or predisposition. Examples: "mikelpe'en" (will cower or be made to cower), "minakelpe'" (cowered or has a tendency to cower).

Descriptions\

• /Kelpe'/: Describes a person's lack of assertiveness or braveness, often resulting in cowering behavior.\
• /Kominelpe'/: Describes someone who has cowered or changed into a state of cowering.\
• /Pakelpe'en/: To cause someone to cower or make someone cower, often used in imperative or causative contexts.\
• /Pinakelpe'/: Describes an action where someone was made to cower, emphasizing the undergoer or patient role.\
• /Mikelpe'en/: Describes a potential or future action of cowering or being made to cower.\
• /Minakelpe'/: Describes someone's characteristic or predisposition to cower or an action of cowering that occurred in the past.