A grammar of Dumi:
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Beschreibung: | Literaturverz. S. 559 - 565 |
Beschreibung: | XX, 452 S. Ill. |
ISBN: | 3110123517 |
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adam_text | Contents
Acknowledgements
......................................................................................
vii
Abbreviations
..............................................................................................xiii
Transliteration and transcription
.................................................................xvii
1.
The
Dumi
1.1.
The
Dumi
and their neighbours
.............................................................1
1.2.
The linguistic situation
.........................................................................4
1.3.
The material and the speakers
..............................................................8
1.4.
The
Dumi
kinship system
...................................................................11
1.5.
Dumi
shamanism and the
animist
pantheon
.......................................22
1.5.1.
The shaman: calling and classification
................................29
1.5.2.
The Khaipkor, the
naksœ-sele
and witch doctors
................32
1.5.3.
The Na:ghi, Niqdza: and the
naksœ-kibi
..............................38
1.5.4.
Death, mourning and the hereafter
.......................................43
2.
Phonology and Phonetics
2.1.
Vowel phonemes and their allophones
................................................49
2.2.
Consonant phonemes and their allophones
.........................................52
2.3.
Hiatus and the syllable
.......................................................................57
2.4.
The orthography
.................................................................................59
3.
Nominal Morphology
3.1.
Number
...............................................................................................61
3.2.
Case
3.2.1.
The ergative
...................................................„,...................62
3.2.2.
The absolutive
......................................................................64
3.2.3.
The instrumental
..................................................................65
3.2.4.
The genitive
.........................................................................66
3.2.5.
The vocative
.........................................................................67
3.2.6.
The locative
..........................................................................68
3.2.7.
The comitative
.....................................................................74
3.2.8.
The
ornative
.........................................................................76
3.2.9.
The ablative
..........................................................................76
3.2.10.
The comparative
...................................................................78
3.3.
Compounding
.....................................................................................79
3.4.
Pronouns
.............................................................................................80
3.4.1.
Morphemic analysis of personal pronouns
..........................82
3.4.2.
Personal possessive prefixes
................................................84
3.4.3.
Interrogative pronouns
.........................................................86
3.5.
Numerals
.............................................................................................87
3.6.
Adjectives
...........................................................................................89
Contents
4.
Conjugations of the Verb
4.1.
Conjugations and morphophonology
.................................................91
4.2.
Intransitive conjugations
....................................................................95
4.3.
Transitive conjugations
......................................................................99
4.4.
Apophony and homophony
..............................................................116
5.
Morphology of
Simplicia
.............................................................................119
5.1.
Prefixes
5.1.1.
The third plural subject morpheme <ham->
.......................122
5.1.2.
The marked scenario prefix <a->
.......................................123
5.1.3.
The preterite negative morpheme
<тэ->
...........................124
5.2.
Suffixes
5.2.1.
The reflexive morpheme <-nsi>
.........................................125
5.2.2.
The ls-»2 morpheme <-n>
.................................................129
5.2.3.
The first person plural morpheme <-k>
.............................133
5.2.4.
The first first person singular morpheme <-rj>
..................133
5.2.5.
Tense
..................................................................................135
5.2.6.
The second first person singular morpheme
<-э>
.............140
5.2.7.
The
ls
-^З/РТ
portemanteau <-u>
......................................141
5.2.8.
The inclusive morpheme <-i>
............................................141
5.2.9.
The exclusive morpheme <-i>
............................................142
5.2.10.
The non-first person subject morpheme <-a>
....................143
5.2.11.
The third singular preterite patient morpheme <-i>
...........144
5.2.12.
The dual morpheme <-i>
...................................................145
5.2.13.
The non-first person singular morpheme <-a>
..................145
5.2.14.
The non-first person dual morpheme <-si>
.......................146
5.2.15.
The non-first person plural morpheme <-ini>
...................147
5.2.16.
The negative morpheme
<-пэ>
..........................................149
5.3.
Overview of
af
fixai
slots
and their fillers
.................................................................................150
5.4.
Verbs to be
.....................................................................................168
Contents xi
6.
Aspect
and Aspectivizers
6.1.
Aspect
.............................................................................................177
6.2.
The nominalizer suffix
.....................................................................190
6.3.
Aspectivizers and
Aktionsarten........................................................197
6.3.1.
The allative aspectivizer
.....................................................199
6.3.2.
The continuous aspectivizer
...............................................200
6.3.3.
The dimittive aspectivizer
..................................................202
6.3.4.
The ponent aspectivizer
.....................................................203
6.3.5.
The profferative aspectivizer
.............................................205
6.3.6.
The
durative
aspectivizer
...................................................206
6.3.7.
The perseverative aspectivizer
...........................................207
6.3.8.
The colligative aspectivizer
...............................................208
6.3.9.
The frolicsome aspectivizer
...............................................209
6.3.10.
The itive aspectivizer
.........................................................210
6.3.11.
Miscellaneous aspectivizers
...............................................212
6.3.12.
Pseudo-aspectivizers
..........................................................213
7.
Causatives and Transitivity
7.1.
Improductive
causatives: reflexes of
Tibeto-Burman *-t directive suffix
...................................................215
7.2.
The productive causativizer mitni
....................................................224
7.3.
Transitivity and impersonal constructions
.......................................227
8.
Perfect Tenses
8.1.
Perfect and pluperfect
.......................................................................237
8.2.
Negated perfect and pluperfect
.........................................................240
8.3.
The negative perfect gerund
.............................................................243
9.
Other Verbal Constructions
9.1.
The perfect gerund
.............................................................................245
9.2.
The present gerund
...........................................................................248
9.3.
Imperative
.........................................................................................250
9.4.
The adhortative
.................................................................................257
9.5.
The optative
.......................... ............................................................258
9.6.
Clause-final mood particles, conjunctions
and reported speech
..........................................................................260
9.7.
The infinitive
....................................................................................267
9.8.
The supine
........................................................................................271
9.9.
The active participle
.........................................................................272
9.10.
The impersonal first plural inclusive
................................................275
xii Contents
Appendices
I. Texis
The
Dumi
creation myth
..........................................................................277
The original family of Man pitted
against the
Häyuot
cannibals
...........................................................288
The myth
οίΗοφϋ,
the first son
of Khopsi-Likpa andNa&hilam
.......................................................319
Conversation
1 .......................................................................................322
Conversation
2 .......................................................................................324
Conversation
3 .......................................................................................325
Formulaic farewell
...................................................................................326
II. Paradigms
1.
Intransitive verbs
..................................................................................329
2.
Transitive verbs
....................................................................................335
3.
Reflexive verbs
....................................................................................362
III. Dumi-English Glossary
..............................................................................365
IV. Plates
.......................................................................................437
References
.......................................................................................447
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