Senjecas - List of Conjunctions

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Pronunciation table

peműko
(labial)
riisűko
(dental)
muitűko
(alveolar)
vainűko
(palatal)
ṡ̨uuše̋nos
(vowels)
nı̋þo ṡ̨uuše̋nos
(weak vowels)
p
b f v m t d þ ð ɫ l ż s z r n k g x ƣ h ȝ š i e a ǫ o u ĭ ĕ ŭ
/p/ /b/ /ɸ/ /β/ /m̥/ /m/ /t/ /d/ /θ/ /ð/ /l̥/ /l/ /ʦ/ /ʣ/ /s/ /z/ /ɾ̥/ /n/ /k/ /g/ /ç/ /ʝ/ /j̊/ /j/ /sʷ/ /sʲ/ /i/ /e/ /ä/ /ɒ/ /o/ /u/ /ɪ/ /ɛ/ /ʊ/


Coordinating conjunctions - párƣeðsa̋m̃o

  • 1. da connects two clauses or sentences: and.
éȝu se̋dom áfa e-e̋e̋ga. da te̋rom e-vı̋da:
She got up from her chair and left the room.
  • 2. de denotes on the contrary: but (rather), whereas.
le̋e̋gu e-tőpa. de kétu xa̋lo e-e̋sa:
The doctor arrived but it was too late.
  • 3. ésti denotes in spite of what preceded: but, however, yet, although, nevertheless, on the other hand
mu mum tum że̋e̋nu e-na̋ma. ésti műnu e-vűűa:
I thought I knew you, yet I was wrong.
  • 4. éti denotes in addition to: plus, and in addition to, as well as.
ande̋ru ṡa̋bom éti suumnı̋zom e-sa̋a:
In addition to the hat, the lady bought an umbrella.
  • 5. -m̃e denotes two alternatives, either of which could be true: or.
ma̋a̋ma dork̬ős tááda m̃úm do alvĕða̋a̋nomm̃e k̬a̋zomm̃e u-tőƣa:
Mother will bring us barley bread or wheat bread for supper.
  • 6. m̃o denotes a situation in which there are only two alternatives: or, or else.
mum sűne. m̃o ɠa̋le:
Go with me or stay.
  • 7. ném̃o denotes negative alternative: or not.
tu mum sune̋ȝa ném̃o:
You may go with me or not.
  • 8. ƥűvi denotes a consequence; so-, (such-, -that).
kétu me̋e̋a a̋han e-sűűm̃a. ƥűvi pa̋ðo e-ne̋va:
It rained so many days that the dam burst.


Subordinating conjunctions - fásƣeðsa̋m̃o

  • 9. ávi denotes at the moment when: as soon as.
nőmom e-vĭvı̋da—ávi ha̋m̃aþu e-ı̋la:
He had left home as soon as he was called.
  • 10. ébi denotes possibility: in case, in the event that, if
m̃us nómþi u-ɠa̋a̋la—ébi suum̃e̋ȝa:
If it rains, we'll stay home.
  • 11. épi denotes in the same way that: as, so, in like manner, the way; in the capacity of.
mu éȝom u-kı̋a—épi e̋e̋vlu e̋e̋va:
I will do it as the commander has ordered.
  • 12. fési denotes up to the time that: before, until, ere.
ðűűo ǧa̋rom éva me̋e̋e sűűm̃em e-pa̋usa—fési m̃u-le̋ðom e-tőpa:
Before (ere) it reached our valley the storm dumped a lot of rain on the mountain.
  • 13. hi denotes by or for the cause that: because, as, for, since, now that, given that.
m̃us bázvi na̋a̋nu ke̋la—hi la̋a̋ta ááþvi tőpa:
We must return early since (because, as, for, given that) night falls quickly.
  • 14. k̨ára denotes in the circumstance(s) that: if, provided that, on the condition that, whether, as long as [with sbj.].
vĭva̋dos ese̋ȝa—k̨ára mum e-sune̋ȝa:
It would be better if (provided that, as long as) you went with me.
  • 15. láṡ̬i denotes in a manner suggesting: as if, as though, like [with sbj.].
mől̤u kı̋a—láṡ̬i túmave̋ȝa:
The miller acts as if he were about to sneeze.
  • 16. méi denotes varying through time in the same proportion that: as.
mu ziþa̋sa—méi ðűűo e-ȝőba:
I began to worry as the storm approached.
  • 17. metáádi denotes for fear that: lest, so that...not [with sbj.].
éȝu bu a̋tu ke̋la—metáádi nőbon vane̋ȝa:
He should go outside for a moment lest (so that) he (not) damage his lungs.
  • 18. méti denotes at such time as: when, at the same time-, -that, -as, at the time that, at the time(s) at which, whenever, while, during the time at which, as, as-, -long-, -soon-, -as.
m̃us étu tőnom e-ve̋na—méti num tűmu e-ve̋na:
When we heard him sneeze, we also heard the thunder.
  • 19. móódi denotes in such or which way: how
mu sa̋a̋ra—móódi dőþom de̋xu ma̋ƣa:
I know how I can get some money.
  • 20. nóóli denotes to such an extent: insofar as, inasmuch as, in that.
m̃ı̋ı̋ru m̃un e-þőna—nóóli kőuku e-e̋sa:
Inasmuch as the man was a cripple, he helped us.
  • 21. ópi introduces an indirect question: whether
mu sa̋a̋ra ne—ópi ata̋sa:
I do not know whether I want to go.
  • 22. pósi denotes that an action takes place after another action: after.
tu le̋idu vide̋ȝa—pósi sűűm̃e u-de̋usa:
You may go out to play after the rain stops.
  • 24. sáámi denotes a concession: though, although, while, notwithstanding, even-, -if, -though, albeit.
kı̋lrus éstu ǧarfőőlan na̋a̋a—sáámi sűűm̃e fésvi alme̋e̋a a̋han e-de̋usa:
Although the rain stopped several days ago, the [Lithan] villagers still fear landslides.
  • 25. sííri denotes up to a certain time or place: as far/much/ many as, until.
e-suum̃e̋la—sííri da̋a̋es e-þ̨a̋la:
It rained and rained until the rivers overflowed.
  • 26. síti denotes as example: as, such as, for example, by way of.
m̃us ǧa̋lam ga̋uða—síti fésu nĭna̋ka neánu:
We are experiencing a drought such as we’ve never seen before.
  • 27. sómi denotes a comparison: like; than [when comparing sentences].
mu gáámu tum ka̋a—sómi éȝum:
I like you more than (I like) her.
mu gáámu tum ka̋a—sómi éȝu tum ka̋a:
I like you more than she does (likes you).
  • 28. ši denotes an exception to a previous statement: except (that), but (that), were it not that.
mu me̋xam vide̋ȝa—ši mőre nĭne̋ṡa:
I would leave the country but (that) (except that, were it not that) my horse has died.
  • 29. táádi denotes purpose: so that, in order that [with sbj.].
mu ánen sa' u-ke̋la—táádi ta̋ƣom tode̋ȝa:
I will have to buy another so that I may start the journey.
  • 30. toáári denotes in a certain case: then [apodosis] [N.B. This clause is placed after the protasis, since the protasis is also a dependent clause.]
ébi mu ánen sae̋ȝa—toáári taƣe̋dom sa̋' u-ke̋la:
If I buy another, (then) I will have to buy provisions.
  • 31. vái denotes at or in which place or situation: where.
mu m̃ŭm̃űna—vái mu-ta̋a̋zlos e-ðe̋e̋a:
I have forgotten where I put my keys.


Correlative conjunctions - ȝémƣeðsa̋m̃o

  • 32. épi ...épi... denotes a comparison of the same way or like manner: as...so....
épi t' u-se̋e̋a—épi t' u-me̋e̋þa:
As you sow, so shall you reap.
  • 33. -k̬e...-k̬e connects two words: and.
éȝu' sa̋xomk̬e ka̋komk̬e k̬a̋zomk̬e tőƣu móóda u-aðne̋ma:
They will contribute by bringing beer, chicken and bread.
  • 34. m̃o... m̃o... denotes a situation in which there are only two alternatives: either...or.
tu m̃o dőrk̬om ávi u-e̋da. m̃o u-de̋e̋a:
You will either eat your dinner right now or you will go to bed.
  • 35. nék̬e...nék̬e denotes the negative of either; neither... nor.
nék̬e se̋sos nék̬e gűno bőþam ápa sőþlum e-sűka:
Neither threats nor torture turned the soldier from his duty.
  • 36. ne sólvi... ésti étu, not only...but also.
ne sólvi gőbu vűűa. ésti étu ƣosa̋a̋ru vűűa:
Not only is he handsome, (but) he is also brilliant.
  • 37. ópi...ópi... denotes multiple alternative possibilities; whether...or.
ópi tu ɠa̋a̋la. ópi a̋ta tu-re̋ko e̋sa:
Whether you stay or go is your decision.
  • 38. sómi...sómi..., (just) as...so.
sóm' iðr̨őnus m̃ǫðga̋þon żűsa. sómi aaþ̨őnu' s̨oofga̋þon żűsa:
Just as Ethrans love rosehips, so Pyrans love sloe berries.
  • 39. vóói...vóói... denotes including two alternatives; both...and...
vóói sőþlus vóói kőővus me̋bom do u-ǧe̋ma:
Both the soldiers and the nobles will come to the dance.


Senjecas - Table of Correlatives