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| adam_text | Contents
Illustrations
Tables
xv
Figures
xvii
Maps
xvii
Foreword
xix
Acknowledgments
xxi
Abbreviations and conventions
Abbreviations in glosses of Creek examples
xxiii
Other grammatical abbreviations
xxiv
Conventions
xxv
Abbreviations for sources of examples
xxv
The language and its speakers
І
Creek and the Creek-speaking peoples
3
5
9
10
12
17
18
21
21
21
24
25
29
33
3
Creek dialects and ways of speaking
38
3.1
Regional differences
38
3.1.1
Vocabulary
38
3.1.2
Semantic variation
40
3.1.3
Grammatical variation
42
1.1
In the old country
1.2
In Indian Territory
1.3
In Florida
1.4
History of documenting Creek
1.5
Status in
2000
1.6
Basis of this work
Overview of the language
2.1
Sounds and spelling
2.2
Basic word order and discourse markers
2.3
Noun morphology
2.4
Verb morphology
2.5
Parts of speech
2.6
Basic issues in analyzing Creek and Muskogean
languages
Contents
3.1.4
Pronunciation
42
3.2
Individual differences
43
3.3
Archaisms
44
Phonology
4
Phonemes
47
4.1
Consonant contrasts
48
4.1.1
Plosives
48
4.1.2
Fricatives
49
4.1.3
Sonorants
49
4.1.4
Geminate consonants
50
4.2
Vowel contrasts
51
4.2.1
Short vowels
51
4.2.2
Long vowels
52
4.2.3
Nasal vowels
53
4.3
Diphthongs
54
4.3.
1 The diphthong ay (or ey)
54
4.3.2
The diphthong oy
55
4.3.3
The diphthong aw
55
4.4 Suprasegmentale 55
4.4.1
Stress contrasts
55
4.4.2
Tone contrasts
57
4.4.3
Intonation contrasts
59
5
General phonological processes
62
5.1
Voicing of plosives
62
5.2
Nasal assimilation
63
5.3
Backing of
к
63
5.4
Backing of A
63
5.5
Devoicing of sonorants
64
5.6
Deletion of initial vowels
64
5.7
Vowel shortening
64
5.8
Depalatalization of
с
65
5.9
Processes applying in informal speech
65
5.10
Processes applying in rapid speech
68
6
The organization of phonemes into higher units
70
6.1
Syllable structure
70
6.2
The organization of syllables into feet
72
6.3
Word shapes by category
72
6.3.1
Nouns
72
Contents
vii
6.3.2 Verbs 73
6.4
Phrasing
73
7
Stress and tone in nouns
75
7.1
Stress in nouns and nominalizations
75
7.2
Stress clash and stress retraction
78
7.3
Stress and deletion in compounds
79
7.4
The domain of stress in nouns
80
7.5
Nouns and affixes with unpredictable stress
81
7.6
Nouns and affixes with unpredictable tone
81
8
Stress, tone, and grades in verbs
83
8.1
The zero grade
84
8.2
The lengthened grade (lgr.)
88
8.3
The aspirating grade (hgr.)
92
8.4
The falling tone grade (fgr.)
94
8.5
The nasalizing grade (ngr.)
95
8.6
The domain of grade formation
96
8.7
Downstep and accent deletion
97
8.8
Stress and grades in sentences
98
8.9
Summary of differences between stress and tone
100
9
Orthography
101
Nouns and their modifiers
10
Nominalization
107
10.1
Agent nominalizations in-a
107
10.2
Nominalizations in
-/: 108
10.3
Verbal nouns: -ka and
-ita
109
11
Compounding
114
11.1
Phonology of compounds and adjoined expressions
114
11.2
Noun
+
noun compounds
116
11.2.1
Noun
+
title/sex/location
116
11.3
Noun
+
verbal noun compounds
117
11.4
Noun
+
reduced participle compounds
118
11.5
Complex compounds
120
11.6
Lexicalized
possessives 121
11.7
Verb compounds
123
і
1.8
Compounding vs. adjunction of nouns and participles
124
yjjj Contents
12
Plural
nouns
127
12.1
Plural
-ta:
ki
127
12.2
Plural
-ab 128
12.3
Group plural
-ălki
128
12.4
Other noun plurals
130
13
Size
131
13.1
Diminutive
-осі
131
13.2
Augmentative -iakko
131
14
Possession
133
14.1
Relational and nonrelational possession
133
14.2
Obligatory and periphrastic possession
137
14.3
Variants of the relational prefixes and the treatment of i-
139
14.4
Uses of the possessive prefixes
140
15
Pronouns
142
15.1
Personal pronouns
142
15.2
Interrogative and indefinite pronouns
143
15.3
Independent possessive pronouns
144
15.4
Demonstratives
145
16
Postpositions
147
17
Noun forms with adverbial function
149
18
Adjectival nouns (quantifiers)
151
Verbs and their modifiers
19
Locative prefixes
155
19.1
Location pertaining to a side: a-
159
19.2
Location in water or a low place: ak-
161
19.3
Location on top or over: oh-
162
19.4
Location on the ground or floor:
tak-
164
19.5
Body-part prefixes:
cok-
mouth ,
fik-
heart ,
«or- neck
166
19.6
Use of locative prefixes with nouns
166
19.7
(a)cak- after, with (someone)
167
20 Agreement
20.1
The shape of the agreement markers
168
169
Contents ix
20.2
The choice of agent vs. patient markers
171
21
Reflexives and reciprocals
179
21.1
Reflexive/:-
179
21.2
iti-
each other, together, pairwise
180
22
Adding objects: dative and instrumental
183
22.1
Dative
im- 183
22.1
Л
a:
-im-
with (another)
188
22.1.2 im-
for possession on verbs
188
22.2
Instrumental is-
192
23
Plural verbs
197
23.1 Suppletive
verbs
197
23.1.1
Plural/dual -ho-
200
23.1.2
Intransitive triplural -ic-
201
23.2
Number selection tied to theme
201
23.3
Intransitive reduplication
203
23.3.1
Placement of C/F/
203
23.3.2
Reduplication in derived transitive verbs
207
23.3.3
C2V2 pattern
209
23.4
Plural-distributive -hi-
210
23.5
Plural-a*-
210
23.6
Uses of plural verbs
211
24
Voice alternations: middle -k-, causative -ic-
and-ipeyc-
214
24.1
Transitive
>
intransitive pairs
216
24.2
Intransitive
>
transitive pairs
218
24.3
Intransitive
<>
transitive pairs
221
24.4
Other uses of -ic-
225
24.5
Indirect causative -ipeyc- make, have
225
25
Impersonale
228
25.1
Impersonal passive -ho-
228
25.2
Impersonal agent
-ák- 230
26
Degree
233
26.1
må:h-i:
very, about, exactly
233
26.2
hvM-i: very, really
234
26.3
Diminutive -os-
234
26.4
oi-v.-n really, very
236
26.5
-ito
too...
236
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Contents
27
Verb forms with adverbial function
238
27.1
Expressing manner: -r.-n and -i:-t
238
28
Aspect
241
28.1
The eventive (lgr.)
242
28.2
The resultative
stative
(fgr.)
244
28.3
The perfective (hgr.)
245
28.4
The expressive (ngr.)
247
28.5 Durative
forms
(-г.)
248
28.6
-ip- spontaneous
251
28.7
Summary
254
29
Expressing time: tense and related notions
257
29.1
Present or recent past time
262
29.2
Pastume
265
265
266
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
281
31
Mood
284
31.1
Statements
284
31.2
Questions
285
31.2.1
Questions with-a
285
31.2.2
Questions with
-ti
288
31.2.3
Questions with -iha: y
289
31.2.4
Questions with
-ihá:ks
289
31.3
Commands
290
31.3.1
Positive imperative -as
291
31.3.2
Plural imperative
-ab
292
31.3.3
Less direct commands with
-tô:
292
31.3.4
-íko-t (ow-ás)
don t (do something)
293
31.3.5
Aspirating grade
+
second person
+
-as don t (do something)
293
31.3.6
-ak-i:-s let s (do something)
293
31.3.7
homp-ï: p
let s (do something)
294
29.2.1
Past
2
-ank-
29.2.2
Past
3
-imáta-
29.2.3
Past
4
-anta-
29.2.4
Past
5
-ati:-
29.2.5
Past
forms of
от-
be
29.3
Future time
29.3.1
Choice of future forms
29.4
Nominal tense
29.5
Uses of tenses
in texts
30
Negation
Contents xi
31.3.8
-íkas
let him/her (do something)
294
31.3.9
Aspirating grade
+
-(i)n
ô:
let
(someone do something)
295
31.3.10
-accas you must/shall/can
295
31.3.11
-Mi:- must ,
-ikœii:-
must not
296
31.3.12
-an o:s go ahead and (do something)
296
31.3.13
Aspirating grade
+
-i:-sko-:-s one should not
297
31.3.14
-ita-t
ô:m-i:-s, -ita-ts
one should ;
-ita tó:ko-:-t
ô:m-i:-s
one should not
297
32
Be , auxiliaries, and modality
298
32.1
от-
be and periphrasis
299
32.2
Reduced copula
-ti
302
32.3
Negative copula
tó:ko-:
303
32.4
ok- say, mean
303
32.5
Positional verbs as auxiliaries
304
32.6
wêyt-i:
might
304
32.7
tâ.y-i:
able, can
305
32.8
po:y- finish, do all of
305
32.9
ma-.h- keep (doing), actually (do)
306
32.10
-U (ijmônk-
keep, still
306
32.11
-vH-t busily (doing)
307
32.12
Aspirating grade
+
-ahóhk-
almost
307
32.13
-ahã^n-os-i:
just about to, almost
307
32.14
(i)s-awo:sk-i: always, used to
308
32.15
ha.k- become, get
308
32.16
Deductive -acok-
309
32.17
Generic statements:
ô:m-i:-s
310
32.18
-a:ti-:* I wish that, if only
311
32.19
Happenstance: -at-
311
32.20
Discovered change:
-íhp-át-teys
311
33
Numbers and quantifiers
313
33.1
Numerals
313
33.1.1
Uses of numerals
315
33.2
Ordinals
318
33.3
Adverbial numerals
319
33.4
Other quantifiers
319
33.4.1
nâ:ki ...-ak-i: tâ:y-a:t
anything one
needs to...
339
33.4.2
istõ:nm-i:-t kô:m-ak-a:t
of any desired kind
320
33.4.3
(i)stô:m-eys
any, whatever
320
33.4.4
alk-
each, always, only, must
321
xjj
Contents
34
Describing motion and direction
323
34.1
(i)i-,
Uh-,
fis-
go a distance and (do)
323
34.2
(i)y-, yi- come and (do)
324
34.3
(i)ia:- go a short distance and (do) , back
324
34.4
a:- this way
325
35
Existence
328
35.1
o:c- be, exist, have
328
35.2
sos-
(for there to) be some (person doing something)
329
35.3
-siko-,
-sko-
(for there to) be none , without
330
35.4
Experiential: -atv.-siko-: have never
331
35.5
Sit , stand , and lie
331
36
Sound-symbolic verbs
333
Discourse markers
37
Case and switch-reference markers
337
37.1
-(i)t and -(i)n as case markers
338
37.1.1
Presence or absence of case
339
37.2
-(i)t and -(i)n as switch-reference markers
343
37.2.1
Basic uses of -(i)t and -(i)n
345
37.2.2
Presence or absence of switch-reference
marking
347
37.2.3
Clause skipping
348
37.2.4
The status of subjects in impersonal clauses
349
37.2.5
Switch reference in cleft sentences and
if clauses
350
37.2.6
Overlapping contexts
351
37.2.7
Connecting words (recapitulation clauses)
353
38
Focus of attention clitic
357
38.1
Long form -(i)t
ó:-n o:m-á:t
358
39
Referential clitic
360
39.1
Noun phrase use (definite/emphatic)
360
39.2
Complement and adverbial clause use
362
40
Other markers
364
40.
Î
тех
rather, instead
364
40.2
mcbhakå
especially
364
40.3
rà: wa
first, foremost
364
Contents
40.4
ta:wá
probably
365
40.5
-feys even
365
40.6
-v/ also,too
366
40.7
Declarative particles ci:A,
са:л,
cahA,
ta
367
Syntax
41
Word order and basic syntax
371
41.1
The noun phrase
3 71
41.2
The clause
373
41.3
Fronting of direct quotations
376
41.4
Right-dislocation: afterthoughts
377
41.5
Combining phrases
378
41.6
Comparatives
379
41.7
The cleft construction ( it s that
... ) 381
41.8
Questions
381
41.9
Grammatical relations
383
41.9.1
Subjects and nonsubjects
3 84
42
Clause types
387
42.1
Complement clauses
388
42.2
Relative clauses
391
42.2.1
Left-headed relative clauses
392
42.2.2
Headless relative clauses
394
42.2.3
Internally-headed relative clauses
395
42.2.4
Right-headed relative clauses
397
42.2.5
Tense in relative clauses
398
42.3
Adverbial clauses
399
42.3.1
-o./faTwhen, after
399
42.3.2
-ika because
400
42.3.3
omi-.ceyc-in because of (something), due to
401
42.3.4
-eysfin) even, even though
402
42.3.5
ati:k- as soon as, as far as, unless
402
42.3.6
apå:k-it
as soon as
403
42.3.7
mã: h-a-n
just as (something happens)
403
42.3.8 -ƒ;
(ifmônk-
while, before
404
42.3.9
-(Un o:m-â:i(i)
if (something happens)
404
42.3.10
Purpose clauses
405
43
Interpreting pronouns, reflexives, and reciprocals
407
43.1
Interpreting the antecedent of possessors
411
43.2
Complex sentences
412
xiv
Contents
44
Style
416
44.1
Direct
quotation
416
44.2
Discussing a word or name
416
44.3
Introducing characters
417
44.4
Names
418
44.5
Discussing someone deceased: ta:t-i: the former
419
44.6
Formal address
419
Appendices
Appendix
1:
Paradigms
423
Appendix
2:
Texts
436
Text
1 :
Letter from Titahke to
Сере,
16
November
1876 436
Text
2:
The stork father, by Earnest Gouge
440
Appendix
3:
List of common affixes
445
References
455
Index
469
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| indexdate | 2024-07-09T22:55:37Z |
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| spelling | Martin, Jack B. 1961- Verfasser (DE-588)1011824418 aut A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) Jack B. Martin ; with the assistance of Margaret McKane Mauldin and Juanita McGirt Lincoln ; Bloomington University of Nebraska Press ; In cooperation with the American Indian Studies Research Institute, Indiana University 2011 XXVII, 472 Seiten Illustrationen, Diagramme, Karten 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Studies in the anthropology of North American Indians Literaturverzeichnis auf Seiten [455] - 467 Text in Englisch und Creek Grammatik Creek language Grammar Creek language Textbooks for foreign speakers English Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 gnd rswk-swf Muskogisch (DE-588)4648815-7 gnd rswk-swf Muskogisch (DE-588)4648815-7 s Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 s DE-604 Mauldin, Margaret MacKane 1940- (DE-588)157101487 ctb McGirt, Juanita 19XX- (DE-588)1282564455 ctb Digitalisierung UB Regensburg application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=021212172&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | Martin, Jack B. 1961- A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) Grammatik Creek language Grammar Creek language Textbooks for foreign speakers English Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 gnd Muskogisch (DE-588)4648815-7 gnd |
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| title | A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) |
| title_auth | A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) |
| title_exact_search | A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) |
| title_full | A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) Jack B. Martin ; with the assistance of Margaret McKane Mauldin and Juanita McGirt |
| title_fullStr | A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) Jack B. Martin ; with the assistance of Margaret McKane Mauldin and Juanita McGirt |
| title_full_unstemmed | A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) Jack B. Martin ; with the assistance of Margaret McKane Mauldin and Juanita McGirt |
| title_short | A grammar of Creek (Muskogee) |
| title_sort | a grammar of creek muskogee |
| topic | Grammatik Creek language Grammar Creek language Textbooks for foreign speakers English Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 gnd Muskogisch (DE-588)4648815-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Grammatik Creek language Grammar Creek language Textbooks for foreign speakers English Muskogisch |
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