ᴹQ. liru- v. (u-verb) “to sing (gaily)” (Category: to Sing)

References ✧ PE22/97, 104, 114, 116-117

Glosses

• “sing” ✧ PE22/97; PE22/104
• “sing (gaily)” ✧ PE22/114

Variations

• liru ✧ PE22/97; PE22/104; PE22/114; PE22/116

Changes

• ?lirunta >> liruina >> liruna ✧ PE22/117
• lirunwa >> lirinwa ✧ PE22/117

Inflections

lirua	active-participle		✧ PE22/117
liruya	active-participle		✧ PE22/117
lirue	aorist	“sing”	✧ PE22/116
lirŭ-	aorist		✧ PE22/116
lirur	aorist plural		✧ PE22/116
lirulme	aorist with-1st-pl-object		✧ PE22/116
lirun	aorist with-1st-sg-object		✧ PE22/116
lirus	aorist with-sg-object		✧ PE22/116
lirus	aorist with-sg-object	“sings it”	✧ PE22/116
lirute	aorist with-sg-object		✧ PE22/116
lirute	aorist with-sg-object	“sings it”	✧ PE22/116
lirúva	future		✧ PE22/104; PE22/117
liruye	gerund		✧ PE22/117
†liro	infinitive	“to sing”	✧ PE22/116: archaic
lirue	infinitive		✧ PE22/116
liruna	passive-participle		✧ PE22/117
?lirunta	passive-participle		✧ PE22/117
lirŭne	past		✧ PE22/117
lirúvane	past-future		✧ PE22/117
lirinwa	perfective-participle		✧ PE22/117
lirunwa	perfective-participle		✧ PE22/117
lírua	present		✧ PE22/117

Element In

• ᴹQ. liruima “able to be sung”
• ᴹQ. lirule “merry song”
• ᴹQ. liruste “singing, chant”
• ᴹQ. e·lirute (lirus) “he sings it” ✧ PE22/116

Derivations

• < ᴹ√LIR¹ “sing, trill”