How to call たい forms
Is there a linguistic term for ～たい forms in Japanese? I would suggest: voluptative (lat.: volere - want to).
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Novo nomine opus esse non puto.
Hoc verbum "助動詞(<auxilirary verb>)” appelitur
Sed coniugatio ejus ut adjectivo est,
ut "(やり）たかろ、たく、たい、たい、たけれ”.
Et やり-やすい et やり-にくい et やり-たい aequae formulae sunt
* >(lat.: volere - want to).
Non "volere", sed "velle" esse arbitror.
Verbum volere significa "fly".
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