produeu
Produeu is a term used in linguistic typology and in some constructed-language grammars to denote a hypothetical morphosyntactic construction in which a single affix marks both the agent (the producer) and the resultant state of the object within a verb phrase. In theories that explore compact voice systems, produeu is described as a producer-oriented marker that blends agentive and resultative information, potentially by extending a verb’s valency or by packing semantic roles into one morpheme. The concept is primarily theoretical and is not widely attested in natural languages; it is frequently discussed as a thought experiment or as a device in conworld-building.
Origin and etymology of the term are unsettled in published discussions. The name appears to be a
Usage and theoretical context: Produeu is typically advanced in discussions of extreme or highly integrated voice
See also: morphosyntax, voice, ergativity, affix, constructed language.