Another factor influencing use of deranking is lack of realisation of the dependent event, which often leads in purpose, desiderative and manipulative clauses to the use of moods that cannot be used in independent clauses.
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There was also a conjunction ( " also " . ( / / ) could ( rarely ) be used to introduce desiderative constructions ( " may he do X ! " ) . could also introduce vocatives.
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In addition to the rational faculties, Posidonius taught that the human soul had faculties that were spirited ( anger, desires for power, possessions, etc . ) and desiderative ( desires for sex and food ).
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Aristotle also believed that there were four sections of the soul : the calculative and scientific parts on the rational side used for making decisions, and the desiderative and vegetative parts on the irrational side responsible for identifying our needs.
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The past continuous durative positive, present negative / positive, future indefinite positive, future continuous durative positive, and desiderative positive all take a durative morpheme in the verb complex s durative stem-initial prefix slot; all other categories are unmarked.
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These rules do not account for all the potential cases of laryngeal deletion ( hence the many other rules that have been proposed ); for example, the laryngeal in the desiderative suffixes *-h?s-and *-h?sy-appears to delete after an obstruent but not a resonant.
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Taking into account the fact that the participial forms each decline in seven cases in three numbers across three genders, and the fact that the verbs each conjugate in three persons in three numbers, the primary, causative, and desiderative stems for this root when counted together have over a thousand forms.
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In addition, as synchronic phonological rules the set of above rules is more complex than what is expected from a cross-linguistic standpoint, suggesting that some of the rules may have already been " morphologized " ( incorporated into the morphology of certain constructions, such as the o-grade noun-forming rule or the rule forming y-presents ); the above-mentioned laryngeal deletion in the desiderative suffixes may be an example of such morphologization.
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For example, the Greek future uses a "-s-" ending, apparently derived from a desiderative construction that in PIE was part of the system of derivational morphology ( not the inflectional system ); the Sanskrit future uses a "-sy-" ending, from a different desiderative verb construction and often with a different ablaut grade from Greek; while the Latin future uses endings derived either from the PIE subjunctive or from the PIE verb * " to be ".
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For example, the Greek future uses a "-s-" ending, apparently derived from a desiderative construction that in PIE was part of the system of derivational morphology ( not the inflectional system ); the Sanskrit future uses a "-sy-" ending, from a different desiderative verb construction and often with a different ablaut grade from Greek; while the Latin future uses endings derived either from the PIE subjunctive or from the PIE verb * " to be ".
