Ablaut and Its Function in Muskogee

Abstract

[To the final syllable of the roots or radical themes of its verbs Muskogee applies three types of internal modification: quantitative ablaut, tonal ablaut, and infixation. By means of these processes each verbal root or theme derives five stems or 'principal parts'. These are distinguished primarily on the basis of aspectival categories and secondarily on the basis of tense categories.]

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