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Nicknames are often formed by truncation of the last syllable of a VAI: gaashkjaane (have a split nose) -> gaashkjaan.
An example I encountered was gaashkjaanzh ... which is surprising because jaanzh is the independent form of "nose", not what you would expect in a verb. So it would have been /gaashkjaanzh/ -> [gaashkjaanzh] (no truncation ... not exactly sure what morphological process would produce this combination), not /gaashkjaanzhe/ -> [gaashkjaanzh] (truncation).
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Nicknames are often formed by truncation of the last syllable of a VAI: gaashkjaane (have a split nose) -> gaashkjaan.
An example I encountered was gaashkjaanzh ... which is surprising because jaanzh is the independent form of "nose", not what you would expect in a verb. So it would have been /gaashkjaanzh/ -> [gaashkjaanzh] (no truncation ... not exactly sure what morphological process would produce this combination), not /gaashkjaanzhe/ -> [gaashkjaanzh] (truncation).
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