project Delta: Word Agreement Classes
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qiihoskehThis needs a little bit more work. I also need to figure out where it goes in the grammar.
Last Edited: 2006.May.07 Sun
The column labels are the slots. A stands for animate and I stands for inanimate. The roles are those for direct voice. For the inverse voice, the roles for A1 are swapped the roles for A2.
Last Edited: 2006.May.07 Sun
| A1 | A2 | A3 | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Recipient | A | Donor | I | Object |
| A/I | Patient | A | Agent | ||
| A/I | Object | A | Perceiver | ||
| A | Possessum | A | Possessor | ||
| I | Possessum | A | Possessor | ||
| I | Possessum | I | Possessor | ||
| A/I | Object | A/I | Locational | ||
| A | Actor | ||||
| A/I | Subject | ||||
The column labels are the slots. A stands for animate and I stands for inanimate. The roles are those for direct voice. For the inverse voice, the roles for A1 are swapped the roles for A2.
