Difference between revisions of "L E P/Time"
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|ex2=The sky people will be gone by then. | |ex2=The sky people will be gone by then. | ||
|comments=In some languages the ''already'' word shades into ''right now'' or ''just that moment,'' too. | |comments=In some languages the ''already'' word shades into ''right now'' or ''just that moment,'' too. | ||
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| + | {{lep|n=forever, evermore | ||
| + | |priority=B | ||
| + | |comments=distinct from '''frakrr''' | ||
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| + | {{lep|n=for (span of time) | ||
| + | |priority=A | ||
| + | |ex1=He was king for a day | ||
| + | |comments=what is the best way to express "during"? '''<er>''' + '''a krr'''? | ||
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is past & future associated w space? behind & ahead as in English, ahead and behind as in Aymara, or maybe above and below, tied in w Eywa?
already, by this time, by then (A)
- She already knows this.
- The sky people will be gone by then.
- In some languages the already word shades into right now or just that moment, too.
forever, evermore (B)
- distinct from frakrr
for (span of time) (A)
- He was king for a day
- what is the best way to express "during"? <er> + a krr?
