Wednesday, 22 April 2015

morphology - Long & complicated verb forms? ( Vstem-causitive-passive-aspect-desiderative-NEG-tense ) 行かせられ続け得 たくなかった (?)


Many of the Jp-related posts in the [Lingustics] SE are very advanced.


For example ----




https://linguistics.stackexchange.com/questions/2319/what-is-the-maximum-number-of-forms-a-modern-japanese-verb-can-take


(1) Vstem-causitive-passive-aspect-desiderative-NEG-tense


All the possibilities are not, of course, exploited in each expression, but the following illustrates some of the lengthy but commonly observed forms:


• 行かせられない 'go'-CAUS-POTEN-NEG-PRES


• 行かせられたくない 'go'-CAUS-PASS-DESI-NEG-PRES


• 歩かせ続けたい 'walk'-CAUS-CONT-DESI-PRES



What are some very long & complicated verb forms?


行かせられない 



行かせられ得ない 


行かせられ続けたくない 


行かせられ続け得たくない (?)


行かせられ続け得たくなかった (?)


( 得難かった )


Are there well-known examples?




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