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-LOʼ

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Etymology

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From Proto-Athabaskan *lʊk’ (to handle rope-like object).

Root

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-LOʼ

  1. to act with a rope: to carry suspended, to drive, to lasso, to weigh...
Theme Category Bases Unspecified object (+ʼa)
O + ∅ motion

S carries O (with a handle or cord),
S drives O (a guided vehicle)


S drives (unspec vehicle)

O + ∅ successive

S throws a rope (lasso, fishing line)

ʼa + d successive

S twitches

Pí + di + ∅

S brakes O

S put the brakes

O + hi + di + ∅ -

S hangs or weighs O

ádiidleeh
Pi + ʼa + ∅ -

S tricks, cheats P

ádiʼdidleeh

S cheats, defrauds

Stem set

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Aspect IMP PERF FUT ITER OPT
MOM -leeh -loʼ -loh -loh -leeh
CONT -loʼ -loʼ -loh -loh -loʼ
REP -loʼ - - - -
SEM -loh -loh -loh -loh -loh
NEUT - -loʼ - - -

See also Appendix: Roots and stems derivation.

Synonyms

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SFO verbs:

to trick:

 

Derived terms

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Navajo terms belonging to the root -LOʼ (act with a rope)