náxăxăŕa (Stative Verb) - "It would not be (a fact)"

náxăxăŕa (Stative Verb)

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náxăxăŕa

Grammatical function

• Type: Stative Validity Verb (Negative) / Hypothetical Copula
• Function: Irrealis Non-Existence
• Meaning: “It would not be (a fact)”, “It would not exist as”, “The reality would not be that…”
  • Usage: Functions as the negative counterpart to xăxăŕa. It asserts that in a specific hypothetical timeline, the state is not a valid reality.

Pronunciation

IPA: /nɑɦaɪɦaɪɾa/

Semantic field

Smntc_Field Existence

Translations

• English: would not be, would not exist as
• Polish: nie byłoby, nie istniałoby

Example sentence

John gajýnnshá chě, xő shánă náxăxăŕa. If John were a were-hyena, he would not be wise. (Lit: If John were-hyena, he wise would-not-exist-as).

Alternative Forms

• x

Etymology

ná (Negative Polarity “Not”) + xăxăŕa (Stative Verb) (Hypothetical Reality). Logic: Negates the valid existence of a hypothetical state.

Synonyms

• panèŕa (Will not be - Future Non-Existence).

Antonyms

• xăxăŕa (Stative Verb) (It would be).
• xiŕa (It is / It exists).

Derived terms

• Null