nag-
Cebuano
Etymology
Compare mag-, the actor trigger prefix, and -in-, which marks the complete aspect of most verbal triggers.
Prefix
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Usage notes
- The form naga- marking the progressive aspect is only ever heard of in formal contexts and is largely archaic, while nag- and ga- are in everyday use.
- The conflation of the two aspects in nag- has rendered it as a general affix indicating an action that has started, regardless if it has been completed or is still ongoing.
Derived terms
Cebuano terms prefixed with nag-
Tagalog
Etymology
Compare mag-, the actor trigger prefix, and -in-, which marks the complete aspect of most verbal triggers.
Prefix
nag- (Baybayin spelling ᜈᜄ᜔, infinitive mag-, progressive nagCV-, contemplative magCV-, imperative pag-)
- complete aspect of mag-
- Nagluto ako ng gulay ― I have/had cooked vegetables
Derived terms
Tagalog terms prefixed with nag-
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