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b. |
{camaikho-no}1 |
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{
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ayi2
peno5 kaikho3
cü4 mohu vu-e5 |
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{*camaikho} |
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Chamaikho1
made5 |
me2
guest5 Kaikho’s3
house4 |
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c. |
pfokrehrü1
pfo2 saba3
manie4
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Pfokrehrü1
showed4 his2
shawl3 |
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d. |
{
prokrehrü-no}1 |
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{
} |
ayi2
pfo3 saba4
manie5 |
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{
pfokrehrü } |
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Pfokrehrü1
showed5 |
his3
shawl4 to me2
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no
in the above example (444.4-d) is an identificatory
particle, not anergative |
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marker. |
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a. |
kaikho1
cükropüi2 kaisa-yi3 |
kade le4
i-we5
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it
seems5 Kaikho1
will meet4
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Kaisa3
in the evening 2 |
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b. |
{kaikho-no}1 |
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{
} |
cükropüi2
kaisa-yi peno3
kaisa-yi4 kade
le5 i-we
6 |
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{*kaikho} |
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it
seems6 Kaikho1
will5 make |
Kaisü3
meet5 Kaisa
4 |
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6 |
a. |
pfo1
manini-yi-sü2
mono-lo- |
i-e3
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he1
married3 Manini2
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b. |
{ata-no}1 |
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{
} |
pfoyi peno2
manini-yi3 monoloi-e4 |
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{
*ata} |
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we
(excl.prn. & excl.pl.)1
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made him2
marry4 Manini3
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Note: that the
nonsubject participants must be propositional
cases or inner, obligatorycompletions.Thus, |
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7 |
a.
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kaini 1
camaikho2 cü3
hu vu-e4 |
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Kaini1
guested4 Chamikho’s2
house3 |
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b. |
{
kaini-no}1 |
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{
} |
kaisayi peno2
camaikho3 cü4
(mo)hu vu-e5
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{
*kaini} |
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Kaini1
made Kaisa2 guest5
Chamaikho’s3
house4 |
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