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1. Verfasser:	King, John T. 1960- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Leiden [u.a.] Brill 2009
Schriftenreihe:	Brill's Tibetan studies library 5,8 : Languages of the greater Himalayan region
Schlagworte:	Grammatik Dhimal language > Grammar Dhimal-Sprache
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Beschreibung:	[XVII], 612 S. Ill., Kt.
ISBN:	9789004175730

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adam_text	CONTENTS EDITORIAL FOREWORD ........................................................................... ІХ LIST OF FIGURES ................................................................................... ХІ ABBREVIATIONS AND CONVENTIONS ........................................................... ХІІІ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..........................................................................XVÜ CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................1 1.1 Goals ..............................................................................................................1 1.2Dhimal ...........................................................................................................1 1.3 The Dhimal environment ......................................:........................................5 1.4 Material culture ..............................................................................................6 1.5 Cosmology .....................................................................................................9 1.6 Socioculture .................................................................................................11 1.7 Political history ............................................................................................13 1.8 Linguistic and cultural preservation .............................................................15 chapter two: phonology ........................................................................................27 2.1 Consonants ...................................................................................................27 2.1.1 Phonetic description of Dhimal phonemes and allophones .......................27 2.1.2 Distinctiveness of consonant phonemes ....................................................31 2.2 Vowels .........................................................................................................36 2.2.1 Phonetic description of Dhimal vowel phonemes .....................................37 2.2.2 Distinctiveness of vowel phonemes ..........................................................38 2.3 Segmental phonology ...................................................................................41 2.3.1 Assimilation and dissimilation ..................................................................41 2.4 Prosody ........................................................................................................42 2.5 Vowel harmony ............................................................................................45 2.6 Variation ......................................................................................................46 2.7 Writing system .............................................................................................47 CHAPTER THREE: NOMINAL MORPHOLOGY ....................................................................49 3.1 Nouns ...........................................................................................................49 3.1.1 Nominalisation ..........................................................................................50 3.1.2 Adjectives .................................................................................................52 3.1.3 Gender .......................................................................................................54 3.2 Number ........................................................................................................55 3.2.1 Plural .........................................................................................................56 3.2.2 Numerals ...................................................................................................60 3.2.3 Classifiers and measure words ..................................................................62 3.3 Pronominais .................................................................................................65 3.3.1 Personal pronouns .....................................................................................65 3.3.2 Possessive pronouns ..................................................................................66 VÍ CONTENTS 3.3.3 Demonstrative, interrogative and indefinite pronouns ...............................67 3.4 Reflexive .......................................................................................................72 3.5 Postpositions and case marking ....................................................................73 3.5.1 Genitive .....................................................................................................73 3.5.2 Locative .....................................................................................................76 3.5.3 Instrumental ...............................................................................................79 3.5.4 Elative ........................................................................................................81 3.5.5 Circumlocative ...........................................................................................83 3.5.6 Dative ........................................................................................................85 3.5.7 Comitative .................................................................................................91 3.5.8 Allative ......................................................................................................93 3.5.9 Individuating postposition .........................................................................94 3.6 Comparative ..................................................................................................96 CHAPTER FOUR: VERBAL MORPHOLOGY ........................................................................99 4.1 Morphosyntactic processes ...........................................................................99 4.1.1 Affixation .................................................................................................100 4.1.2 Reduplication ...........................................................................................100 4.2 Verb stems and the infinitive ......................................................................101 4.2.1 Verb stems ...............................................................................................101 4.2.2 The infinitive ...........................................................................................102 4.3 Copulas and existentials ..............................................................................104 4.3.1 Existential ................................................................................................104 4.3.2 Negative Existential .................................................................................106 4.3.3 Equationals ..............................................................................................107 4.4 Negation ......................................................................................................109 4.4.1 Prefixai negation ......................................................................................109 4.4.2 Absolute negative ....................................................................................110 4.5 Manner adverbs .......................................................................................... Ill 4.6 Participant reference marking .....................................................................116 4.6.1 First person singular .................................................................................117 4.6.2 Second person singular ............................................................................119 4.6.3 Third person .............................................................................................119 4.6.4 First person dual ......................................................................................120 4.6.5 Second person dual ..................................................................................121 4.6.6 First person plural ....................................................................................122 4.6.7 Second person plural ................................................................................123 4.6.8 Collective .................................................................................................124 4.6.9 Reciprocal ................................................................................................125 4.6.10 Imperious ls-^2 .....................................................................................126 4.6.11 Imperious Зѕ-^2 .....................................................................................127 4.6.12 Affinal kin register .................................................................................128 4.7 Tense and aspect .........................................................................................132 4.7.1 Tense ........................................................................................................132 4.7.2 Aspect ......................................................................................................143 4.7.3 Periphrastic resultatives ...........................................................................163 4.8 Deictic motion ............................................................................................170 4.8.1 Distal ........................................................................................................171 4.8.2 Intentive ...................................................................................................174 CONTENTS Vii 4.8.3 Indeterminate motion ..............................................................................177 4.8.4 Relinquitive .............................................................................................179 4.8.5 Venitive ..................................................................................................181 4.9 Valency...................................................................................................... 185 4.9.1 Middle .....................................................................................................185 4.9.2 Passive ....................................................................................................191 4.9.3 Causative .................................................................................................194 4.9.4 Indirect causative ....................................................................................196 4.9.5 Periphrastic causative ..............................................................................197 4.9.6 Directive.................................................................................................. 198 4.10 Directives .................................................................................................200 4.10.1 Optative .................................................................................................200 4.10.2 Adhortatives ..........................................................................................202 4.10.3 Imperatives ............................................................................................207 CHAPTER FIVE: THE SENTENCE ...................................................................................217 5.1 Non-finite clauses ......................................................................................217 5.1.1 Sequential ................................................................................................217 5.1.2 Co-temporal ............................................................................................222 5.1.3 Concessive ..............................................................................................224 5.1.4 Conditional ..............................................................................................225 5.1.5 Negative conditional ..............................................................................231 5.1.6 Purposive .................................................................................................233 5.1.7 Implicational ...........................................................................................236 5.2 Epistemic, mirative and attitudinal morphemes .........................................240 5.2.1 Deductive ................................................................................................240 5.2.2 Dubitative ................................................................................................244 5.2.3 Mirative ...................................................................................................248 5.2.4 Apparentive .............................................................................................251 5.2.5 Exclamative .............................................................................................253 5.3 Information structure ..................................................................................254 5.3.1 Topic .......................................................................................................255 5.3.2 Assertive focus ........................................................................................260 5.3.3 Argument and sentence focus ..................................................................264 5.3.4 Presuppositional ......................................................................................268 5.3.5 Referential particle ..................................................................................270 5.3.6 Assertive .................................................................................................274 5.3.7 Contrastive ..............................................................................................276 5.4 Sentence structure ......................................................................................277 5.4.1 Relative clauses .......................................................................................277 5.4.2 Reported speech and complementation ...................................................280 5.4.3 Interrogatives..........................................................................................283 5.4.4 Adhortative tag ........................................................................................284 5.4.5 Tag questions ..........................................................................................285 5.4.6 Particle И ................................................................................................286 text one: courttng ................................................................................................289 text two: catching rats .......................................................................................317 Viii CONTENTS text three: hunting monitor lizards ...................................................................327 text four: the lowland strong man ....................................................................339 text five: the tiger and the yogi ..........................................................................353 text six: the splitting of the banana leaf ..........................................................385 text seven: the jackal and the bear ....................................................................415 text eight: the snake husband ..............................................................................427 text nine: the boy and the king s daughter .......................................................435 text ten: the evil stepmother ...............................................................................447 text eleven: where chickens come from .............................................................455 text twelve: shit eater .........................................................................................457 text thirteen: the sick one ...................................................................................459 text fourteen: making rice beer ..........................................................................461 text fifteen: wedding ceremony ..........................................................................463 text sixteen: asare celebration ..........................................................................465 text seventeen: later clan worship during parba ............................................469 RIDDLES .....................................................................................................................471 SONGS ........................................................................................................................473 INFLEXIONAL PARADIGMS ..........................................................................................479 KINSHIP TERMS ...........................................................................................................483 DHIMAL-ENGLISH GLOSSARY ......................................................................................485 BIBLIOGRAPHY ...........................................................................................................609
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