igit

English: Translation

A minuscule or small piece of feces, often unintended or accidental excreta, implying something tiny and perhaps unexpected.

Part of Speech

noun

Morphology

[ROOT]

Notes

**VERBAL TEMPLATE (DRAFT)

FUNCTION	FORMULA	PANIK
Root	ROOT	igit
Future / Infinitive	-om- + ROOT	omigit
	Baka’omigit ana talagin. “The infant might shart.”
Future / Infinitive	mag- + ROOT	magigit
	Magigit ngani’ a-an. “It might shart.”
?? Future / potentiality (plural)	mangag- + V- + -ri- + -git + -an	mangagirigitan
	Ono kin mangagirigitan sira intiro. “What if they shart all together .”
Contemplated / Imperfective	mi- + ROOT + -en	mi-igiten
	Mi-igiten kinta’na ako. “I was .”
Progressive	ni- + ROOT	ni-igit
	Ni-igit na ako. “Am already sharting.” Ni-igit ako. “I am sharting.”
Perfective (OM-family)	omin- + ROOT	ominigit
Perfective (MAG-family)	nag- + ROOT	nagigit
Patient Focus Prospective	ROOT + -en	panik’en
Patient Focus Imperative	ROOT + -i	paniki
	Paniki ana aganas. “Climb on the ladder.” Paniki ana agran. “Climb on the stair.”

Locative Focus Imperative / Infinitive	ROOT + -an	panikan
Locative Focus Perfective	pi- + ROOT + -an	pipanikan
Locative Focus Imperfective	pi- + ROOT + -an	pitimba’an
Instrument Noun	pa- + ROOT + -an	papanikan
	pa- + ROOT	pamanik
	pang- + ROOT	pangpanik
Agent Noun	para- + ROOT	parapanik
Iterative	pa- + ROOT + ROOT	papanikpanik