náxăkă (02_Particles in Asaxi)
náxăkă
Grammatical function
- Particle type: High Binding Particle Compound (Suffix)
- Function: Negative Solicitative (Polite Prohibition)
- Meaning: “Please do not”, “Kindly refrain from”, “I ask you not to”.
Usage Notes
Used to tell someone not to do something while maintaining a polite or beseeching tone. It is less aggressive than náxăhè (Must not / Banned) and softer than náhè (Don’t).
- Structure:
[Verb]-náxăkă.
Pronunciation
IPA: /nɑɦaɪkaɪ/
Example sentence
Apo chỏnůnáxăkă. Please do not eat the apple.
Kamm pănůnáxăkă. Please do not exit the building. (Polite request, not a safety order).])]
Etymology
A fusion of ná (Not) + xă (Indeed/Emphasis) + kă (Please). Lit: “Emphatically-Not-Please.”
Synonyms
x
Antonyms
Derived terms
Null