Bob wrote:
> Gaaghe is an interesting verb nonetheless in that it seems to lose its
initial G on occasion in forms like Kansa /kkiighe/ < kkiaghe 'make or
do to or for someone'. (Dorsey, Kaw file)
?? In OP, we have gi- for the 'dative' form:
gia'ghe 'make or do for someone'
iNga'ghe '... for me'
ria'ghe '... for you'
How does dative OP gi- relate to dative Kaw kki- ?
Rory