Early Hick Lexicon — Action Terms
Entries in the Action Terms semantic field.
- 'ilis /ʔi.lis/
- knowledge (noun) [Mental Terms, Perception Terms, Action Terms]
- Proto-Hick *hi-lisu
- Semantic extension from 'sight' to 'knowledge'
- 'ilisal /ʔi.li.sal/
- visit (a place) (noun) [Mental Terms, Action Terms, Motion Terms]
- experience personally (noun) [Mental Terms, Action Terms]
- confirm via experiment (noun) [Mental Terms, Action Terms]
- Shows semantic development from 'knowledge-person' to active experiential learning
- 'ilisimris /ʔi.li.sim.ris/
- to teach (verb) [Mental Terms, Social Terms, Action Terms]
- Shows productive use of ellative for causative meanings
- 'ilisimris'er /ʔi.li.sim.ris.ʔer/
- to teach (verb) [Knowledge Terms, Action Terms]
- Literally 'to cause knowledge to go out from', showing productive use of ellative for causative meanings
- 'irek /ʔi.rek/
- stand, firmness (noun) [Basic Terms, Position Terms, Action Terms]
- Proto-Hick *hi-reku
- Shows archaic animacy marking through glottal prefix
- haran /ha.ran/
- split, separate (noun) [Action Terms]
- divide (numbers) (noun) [Number System]
- Proto-Hick *haranu
- hilis /hi.lis/
- sight, active vision (noun) [Perception Terms, Action Terms, Basic Terms]
- sight, active vision (noun) [Perception Terms, Basic Terms]
- Proto-Hick *hilisu
- Forms two contrasting verbs: hilis'er (active looking) vs his'er (passive seeing)
- hisimris /hi.sim.ris/
- show (verb) — Contrasts with hilis'er 'to look' [Perception Terms, Action Terms]
- Shows productive use of ellative case for causative meanings
- imwes /im.wes/
- invade, encroach upon (verb) [Action Terms, Conflict Terms]
- Shows productive use of im in its older moral sense of evil, harmful, or improper action, not the newer western privative prefix.
- mabarak /ma.ba.rak/
- march, collective walking (noun) [Motion Terms, Action Terms, Military Terms]
- Collective motion from plural marker
- takimris /ta.kim.ris/
- to attack, to oppose (verb) [Action Terms, Conflict Terms]
- Shows development of aggressive meaning through ellative case
- trask'er /tras.ker/
- to run (verb) [Motion Terms, Action Terms]
- Shows semantic extension from body part to motion