- ’i
- ʔi
- AUX: proximal auxiliary
Details
- Parse string
- √’i
- Note
- As an auxiliary, 'i usually indicates the event takes place either here or now, contrasting with ni'. There seems to be a tendency to use 'i when first person I, we. and possibly second person you. are involved, ni' occurring more often with third person he, she, it, they., unless the event takes place here.