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... reference ( Condition C ) As mentioned briefly above , nonconfigurational languages of the polysynthetic type do not show subject - object asymmetries characteristic of configurational languages like English . One of these is a ...
... reference ( Condition C ) As mentioned briefly above , nonconfigurational languages of the polysynthetic type do not show subject - object asymmetries characteristic of configurational languages like English . One of these is a ...
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... reference between the possessor and the subject of the sentence , we could not use the regular verb form , as in ( 7 ) : ( 7 ) * Wâpahtam u - mûhkumân - iyû . see.TI - 3 > 0 ' 3 ' - knife - OBV ' S / he sees his / her ( someone else's ) ...
... reference between the possessor and the subject of the sentence , we could not use the regular verb form , as in ( 7 ) : ( 7 ) * Wâpahtam u - mûhkumân - iyû . see.TI - 3 > 0 ' 3 ' - knife - OBV ' S / he sees his / her ( someone else's ) ...
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... REFERENCE : WITH 3RD PERSONS POSSESSORS , RELATIONAL VERB FORMS : Subject is 3 → Obviative object ( 14 ) Wâpahtam - uw - eu u - mûhkumân - iyû ( kâ pîkupay - iyich ) . see.TI - REL - 3 > 3 ' 3 ' - knife - OBV ( preverb broken.II - 0 ) ...
... REFERENCE : WITH 3RD PERSONS POSSESSORS , RELATIONAL VERB FORMS : Subject is 3 → Obviative object ( 14 ) Wâpahtam - uw - eu u - mûhkumân - iyû ( kâ pîkupay - iyich ) . see.TI - REL - 3 > 3 ' 3 ' - knife - OBV ( preverb broken.II - 0 ) ...
Contents
MARIEODILE JUNKER AND LOUISE BLACKSMITH | 258 |
ED KOENIG | 269 |
JOAN LOVISEK | 278 |
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