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It is significant that Nahuatl has only the MA construction — which it acquired through contact with other MA languages , departing from the Uto - Aztecan pattern . It is also interesting that Cora and Huichol , which in some respects ...
It is significant that Nahuatl has only the MA construction — which it acquired through contact with other MA languages , departing from the Uto - Aztecan pattern . It is also interesting that Cora and Huichol , which in some respects ...
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Actually , some Uto - Aztecan postpositions are preserved in Nahuatl as locative suffixes ; but these function differently from the relational nouns , which clearly reflect an innovation to the MA pattern . That is , in Nahuatl one says ...
Actually , some Uto - Aztecan postpositions are preserved in Nahuatl as locative suffixes ; but these function differently from the relational nouns , which clearly reflect an innovation to the MA pattern . That is , in Nahuatl one says ...
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Other languages show split morphological ergativity ; e.g. , in Warlpiri ( Jelinek 1984 ) , case - marking follows an ergative pattern , while clitics follow an accusative one ( i.e. according to the subject / object distinction ) .
Other languages show split morphological ergativity ; e.g. , in Warlpiri ( Jelinek 1984 ) , case - marking follows an ergative pattern , while clitics follow an accusative one ( i.e. according to the subject / object distinction ) .
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A typology of the prestige language Henry Kahane | 495 |
Hearers overhearers and Clark Carlsons informative | 509 |
Rejoinder Herbert H Clark | 518 |
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