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Denominal Verbs in Seri
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Marlett, Stephen A.
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Derivation
/ Hokan Languages
/ Linguistics
/ Morphology
/ Morphology Syntax Relationship
/ Morphosyntax
/ Native languages
/ Nouns
/ Prefixes
/ Semantics
/ Syntax
/ Valence
/ Verbs
/ Word meaning
2008
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Denominal Verbs in Seri
by
Marlett, Stephen A.
in
Derivation
/ Hokan Languages
/ Linguistics
/ Morphology
/ Morphology Syntax Relationship
/ Morphosyntax
/ Native languages
/ Nouns
/ Prefixes
/ Semantics
/ Syntax
/ Valence
/ Verbs
/ Word meaning
2008
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Denominal Verbs in Seri
2008
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Overview
Denominal verbs in Seri are productively formed by affixing the prefix to a bound noun base (such as body-part nouns) and typically mean 'have X' or something related pragmatically to that meaning. The denominal verb may be morphologically and syntactically transitive or intransitive. When it is transitive, a direct object may appear in the clause which further specifies the identity of the noun which is in the verb. The noun base is typically nonreferential, although some examples in which it is referential appear to be quite acceptable. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
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