ohutegevusi

Ohutegevusi refers to a plural inverse of a noun in the isiZulu language, spoken in South Africa. In isiZulu, noun classes determine the subject, object, and relationships between other entities.

The category i is the 1st noun class in isiZulu and is used to denote an animate object, person or their possessions. Ohutegevusi is the 1st plural inverse of i. It implies the opposite effect or direction to the original action where the subject of action is in singular form from its plural form.

To form ohutegevusi, the plural form of the noun is taken, followed by the suffix "iGevu" when it ends with a vowel, but only the class prefix and two consonantal suffixes delete and "isi" or " íchwe" replace, from consonant-consonant ending to non-consonant ending, a change in the verb cannot occur, but when a change can take place, "izedazi-indiba" is used separately.

A classic example of ohutegevusi is the noun "Isiphamla" meaning landscape or 'is-environment', becoming "Isiphamlayisi" when in the singular form while considering the plural inverse as ohutegevusi.

Ohutadi use of the plural inverse means "...the position of the component of the action". Ohutegevusi thus implies "this grammatical phenomenon primarily through the manipulation of class prefixes" and secondly, the deletion and suffixing of the noun.

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