239. Some verbs may be used in the simple form, and also with both the
suffix "-ig-" and the suffix "-igx-". Thus from one verb-root three
verbs of distinct meaning may be made, and the formation with "-ig-",
being transitive, may also be used in the passive:
sidi = to sit, to be sitting.
sidigxi = to become sitting, to take a seat.
sidigi = to cause to sit, to seat.
esti sidigata = to be caused to sit.
silenti = to be silent.
silentigxi = to become silent.
silentigi = to cause to be silent, to silence.
esti silentigita = to be silenced.
kusxi = to lie, to be lying.
kusxigxi = to lie down, to go to bed.
kusxigi = to cause to lie, to lay.
esti kusxigita = to be laid.
stari = to stand, to be standing.
starigxi = to rise, to stand up, to become erect.
starigi = to raise, to cause to stand up, to erect.
esti starigita = to be raised, to be erected.