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--- In westasianconlangs@yahoogroups.com, "habarakhe4 <theophilus88@h...>" <theophilus88@h...> wrote: > Idgud Khabarakhe: > Greetings! I thought that info on Emegali, since it has a Semitic > structure, could go here. Salaam! Indeed you are in the right place! Mákdamo be kheyro - Most heartly welcome! > Emegali /y/ [j] causes some peculiarities in verb forms. [skip the paradigms] I hope I'll give more detailed analysis a bit later; Friday is a busy day: I'm still at work, and yet have to prepare for Sabbath... But you're definitely right. In all natlangs of Semitic type I heard, /y/ in verb root makes quite many alterations to the paradigm. Especially l"y (Y-3 in your scheme). Mokhtaramã (respectfully), Yitzik