Language, Band 82George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2006 |
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... clitic or other word . A clitic -ve means ' same , indeed , precisely ' or ' very ' as in ' that very one ' ; I gloss it here as ' indeed ' or ' precisely ' . Example 52 shows that -ve occurs with a noun or pronoun , but it does not ...
... clitic or other word . A clitic -ve means ' same , indeed , precisely ' or ' very ' as in ' that very one ' ; I gloss it here as ' indeed ' or ' precisely ' . Example 52 shows that -ve occurs with a noun or pronoun , but it does not ...
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... clitic morphemes that are the focus of H's study include a battery of person markers ( PMs ) that agree with the subject of the clause in which they occur , plus a few modal and other elements . Despite the title of Part 2 , the PMs and ...
... clitic morphemes that are the focus of H's study include a battery of person markers ( PMs ) that agree with the subject of the clause in which they occur , plus a few modal and other elements . Despite the title of Part 2 , the PMs and ...
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... clitics ( 95 ) . There are no arbitrary gaps in the set of host - clitic combinations that would suggest an alternative analysis of the clitics as affixes . The PMs are treated regularly from a morphological , phonological , and ...
... clitics ( 95 ) . There are no arbitrary gaps in the set of host - clitic combinations that would suggest an alternative analysis of the clitics as affixes . The PMs are treated regularly from a morphological , phonological , and ...
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