These verbs were inchoatives, and indicated a change of state or the process of coming into that state.
The verb does not indicate belonging in the sense of ownership, but rather affiliation.
The verb "to know" indicates both a dimension of my being and a form of my knowledge.
Kartvelian verbs can indicate one, two, or three grammatical persons.
The verb indicates both the agent as before and adds an object through ra.
The singular verb indicates that "a watcher, a holy one" are two titles for the same being or class of beings.
The word translated 'looked' in the last sentence is not simply glancing, but the verb in Hebrew indicates a looking and thinking about, to consider.
They could also precede verbs to indicate the direction of the action.
The dative construction tends to occur when the verb indicates a state rather than an action.
A reduplicated verb typically indicates that the action is repeated, done continuously, or performed by many people.
