Language, Band 55George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1979 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... person singular ( e.g. walks vs. walk ) . A more complex pattern occurs in Swahili , where the verb contains separate affixes referring to subject and object . These specify the person , number , and noun ( i.e. gender ) class ( if 3rd ...
... person singular ( e.g. walks vs. walk ) . A more complex pattern occurs in Swahili , where the verb contains separate affixes referring to subject and object . These specify the person , number , and noun ( i.e. gender ) class ( if 3rd ...
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... person pronouns person names nouns pronouns TABLE 2 Here we have accusative -na vs. the unmarked nominative -Ø for 1st and 2nd person pronouns , but ergative -ŋgu opposed to the unmarked absolutive - for the rightmost three columns.35 ...
... person pronouns person names nouns pronouns TABLE 2 Here we have accusative -na vs. the unmarked nominative -Ø for 1st and 2nd person pronouns , but ergative -ŋgu opposed to the unmarked absolutive - for the rightmost three columns.35 ...
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... person ' or ' 3rd person neuter ' may often have zero realization ; this could perhaps be taken as ' null marking ' in terms of the hierarchy for O cross - reference , though not for A. Decisions between ' zero term from a system ' or ...
... person ' or ' 3rd person neuter ' may often have zero realization ; this could perhaps be taken as ' null marking ' in terms of the hierarchy for O cross - reference , though not for A. Decisions between ' zero term from a system ' or ...
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