"The functions of short-distance demonstratives in the pronominal and the verbal system of Xinaliq"
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1 "The functions of short-distance demonstratives in the pronominal and the verbal system of Xinaliq" Monika Rind-Pawlowski Goethe University, Frankfurt
2 "The latest developments of shortdistance demonstratives in the pronominal and the verbal system of Xinaliq" Monika Rind-Pawlowski Goethe University, Frankfurt
3 Xinaliq Demonstratives Directionally marked: ku ~ kui ~ okui that near tu ~ tüi ~ otui that far qˉu ~ qˉui ~ oqˉui that down there t u ~ t ui ~ ot ui that up there - Only attributive use - No morphologic distinction of noun classes - No case marking
4 Xinaliq Demonstratives Directionally unmarked: Type 1 Type 2 eci this here du/dä/ži(t)/dur this, these hu/hä/hoz that, those Type 1: - Only attributive use - No morphologic distinction of noun classes - No case marking
5 Xinaliq Demonstratives Directionally unmarked: Type 1 Type 2 eci this here du/dä/ži(t)/dur this, these hu/hä/hoz that, those Type 2: - Attributive and independend use - Morphologic distinction of noun classes - Case marking
6 Xinaliq Demonstratives Directionally unmarked: Type 1 Type 2 eci this here du/dä/ži(t)/dur this, these hu/hä, hoz that, those Only du/dä/ži(t)/dur this, these : - Attributive and independend use - Morphologic distinction of noun class - Case marking at oblique stems - Serves as nominalizer for various parts of speech - Appears in the verbal paradigms as class / tense marker
7 How to determine a noun class Check the respective noun class marker of the verb Check the demonstrative that goes with the noun
8 How to determine a noun class Check the noun class marker of the verb: SG Cl 1: tˉüj-d-mä Cl 2: tˉüj-dä-mä Cl 3: tˉüj-dä-mä Cl 4: tˉüj-ž-mä PL tˉüj-dur-mä tˉüj-dur-mä tˉüj-žit-mä tˉüj-žit-mä cf. Kibrik et. al. 1972, p. 120
9 How to determine a noun class Check the noun class marker of the verb: SG Cl 1: tˉüj-d-mä Cl 2: tˉüj-dä-mä Cl 3: tˉüj-dä-mä Cl 4: tˉüj-ž-mä PL tˉüj-dur-mä tˉüj-dur-mä tˉüj-ž-mä tˉüj-ž-mä cf. Speakers of the dictionary team
10 Examples from the corpus Cl3 noun pl with class marker -ž- Ex. 1 dä gɨblaχ-ɨrdɨr this.2sg/3 saddlebag(cl3)-pl lär-ž-šämä SAME.LEVEL.give(IPFV.ST). GENER_PRS-4SG-PST-DECL They gave these saddlebags (as a dowry). [Text 153 time ref ]
11 Examples from the corpus Cl4 noun pl with class marker -ž- Ex. 2 iχer dalɨg-ɨrdɨr jä ku-ž-mä much work(cl4)-pl I do(pfv.st.)-4sg-decl It was me who did a lot of the works. [Text 214 ref. 010]
12 Examples from the corpus Cl3 noun pl with class marker -žit- Ex. 3 Hed-im ävväl-il:i q i-žit-mä azad. those.3/4pl-foc first-abl be(pfv.st.)-4pl-decl free They (i.e. the deer) were originally free. [Rahim Alxas (1991): Ħikmäti Čäläng, p. 32]
13 How to determine a noun class Check the demonstrative that goes with the noun: SG du lɨgɨld this man dä riši this girl dä č uval this sheep ǯi k ač ɨn this stone PL dur lɨgɨlɨr these men dur rišilir these girls dä č uvaldɨr these sheep ǯi k ač ɨndɨr these stones cf. Kibrik et. al. 1972, p. 75
14 How to determine a noun class Check the demonstrative that goes with the noun: SG du lɨgɨld this man dä riši this girl dä č uval this sheep dä k ač ɨn this stone PL dur lɨgɨlɨr these men dur rišilir these girls dä č uvaldɨr these sheep dä k ač ɨndɨr these stones cf. Speakers of the dictionary team
15 Examples from the corpus Cl4 noun singular with cl2/3 demonstrative Ex. 4 dä plan atˉ:ɨ-ž-mä this.2sg/3 plan(cl4) be-4sg-decl There is this plan. [Text 169 time ref. 02:21.60] Ex. 5 dä ǯihez-im hanɨm kakˉu-ž-šä-mä. this.2sg/3 dowry(cl4)-foc so SAME.LEVEL.come-4SG-PST-DECL This dowry came like that (to the house of the groom). [Text 153 time ref. 04:58.0]
16 Examples from the corpus Cl4 noun singular with cl4 demonstrative Ex. 6 mašallah ǯi k un ћäyardä at-mä mašallah this.4 flour(cl4) wonderful be-decl Mashallah, this flour is wonderful! [text 274 time ref. 04:49.8]
17 Examples from the corpus Cl4 noun plural with cl2/3 demonstrative Ex. 7 dä inč amz-ɨrdɨr k inaž-ɨr this.2sg/3 sock(cl4)-pl winter-iness niš-tar-mä wear(pfv.st.)-gener.prs-decl They wear these socks in winter. [Text 318 time ref. 12:57.3]
18 Examples from the corpus Cl4 noun plural with cl4 demonstrative Ex. 8 ǯi näˁälčäd-im jä kiraʁ äšpi-ž-mä this.4 pillow(cl4)-foc I today sew(pfv.st.)-4sg-decl As for these pillows, I have sewed them today. [text 222 time ref. 05:56.9]
19 Examples from the corpus Cl3 noun plural with cl4 demonstrative Ex. 9 ǯi käl-dir-im bitini hin-i this.4 wild.animal(cl3)-pl-foc all that(obl.st.)-gen.inal kol-u kakˉw-at side-dat SAME.LEVEL.come(IPFV.ST.)-PRS These wild animals all come to his side. [Text 360 sent.ref. 070]
20 Examples from the corpus Cl3 noun plural with cl2/3 demonstrative Ex. 10 dä kitam-zɨr-ɨm this.2sg/3 book(cl3.obl.st.)-pl-foc hin-e-ž-ma that(obl.st.)-gen.al-4sg-decl.emph But these books are his! [Text 381 time ref. 29:21.1]
21 Independend demonstratives SG PL Cl1 du dur Cl2 dä dur Cl3 dä ǯit Cl4 ǯi ǯit Cf. Kibrik et al. 1972, p. 76
22 Independend demonstratives SG PL Cl1 du dur Cl2 dä dur Cl3 dä dä / ǯit Cl4 dä / ǯi dä / ǯit cf. DoBeS corpus data
23 Examples from the corpus Cl2/3sg demonstrative referring to a cl4sg noun Ex. 11 dä e dalɨg-mä this.2sg/3 I.GEN.AL work(cl4)-decl This is my work. [Text 148 sent. ref. 011] Ex. 12 dä sa mühüm so-mä this.2sg/3 one important village(cl4)-decl This is an important village. [Text 130 time ref. 00:01:9]
24 Examples from the corpus Cl4sg demonstrative referring to a cl4sg noun Ex. 13 ǯi k inaži mähsul ǯi-ma this.4 winter-gen product(cl4) NEG.4-DECL.EMPH But this is not a winter product! [Text 221 time ref. 01:14.2]
25 Examples from the corpus Cl2/3sg demonstrative referring to a cl4pl noun Ex. 14 dä č ič in-dir this.2sg/3 kidney(cl4)-pl These are kidneys. [Text 227 sent. ref. 227]
26 Examples from the corpus Cl3/4pl demonstrative referring to a cl4pl noun: Ex. 15 paga jä vi-š ǯit zapis tomorrow I.ERG you(obl.st.)-dat these.3/4 recording ki-r-ček i-r-me do(ipfv.st.)-ipfv-caus(ipfv.st.)-ipfv-decl.emph I will have these (things) recorded for you tomorrow. [text 478 sent. ref. 303]
27 Examples from the corpus Cl2/3sg AND Cl3/4pl demonstrative referring to a cl3pl noun: Ex. 16 dä-m šir-e so-e käl-dir, this.2sg/3-foc we(obl.st.)-gen.al village-gen.al wild.animal-pl mɨda-r tˉakˉw-ar-mä ǯit mountain-iness be,dwell(ipfv.st.)-gener_prs-decl these.3/4 And these are the wild animals of our village, they live in the mountains, these. [Text 295 sent.ref. 332]
28 du/dä/ǯi(t)/dur as nominalizers SG PL Cl1 čɨχɨ-du čɨχɨ-dur Cl2 čɨχɨ-dä čɨχɨ-dur Cl3 čɨχɨ-dä čɨχɨ-žit Cl4 čɨχɨ-ži čɨχɨ-žit the big one the big ones cf. Kibrik et al. 1972, p. 70
29 du/dä/ǯi(t)/dur as nominalizers SG PL Cl1 čɨχɨ-du čɨχɨ-dur Cl2 čɨχɨ-dä čɨχɨ-dur Cl3 čɨχɨ-dä čɨχɨ-žit Cl4 čɨχɨ-ži čɨχɨ-žit the big one the big ones cf. Kibrik et al. 1972, p. 70 confirmed by the corpus data and elicitations!
30 du/dä/ǯi(t)/dur as nominalizers What can be nominalized? e.g. adjectives čɨχɨ-du, čɨχɨ-dä etc.
31 du/dä/ǯi(t)/dur as nominalizers What can be nominalized? e.g. demonstratives: oqˉu-žit those ones down there t u-du that one up there eci-dä this one here etc.
32 du/dä/ǯi(t)/dur as nominalizers What can be nominalized? e.g. certain interrogatives: tˉa-du, tˉa-dä etc. which one
33 du/dä/ǯi(t)/dur as nominalizers What can be nominalized? e.g. genetive-marked pronouns and interrogatives: kše-žit whose ones e-dä mine etc.
34 du/dä/ǯi(t)/dur as nominalizers What can be nominalized? e.g. numbers (no plural after numbers!): sa-du one of them k u-dä two of them pšwa-ži three of them
35 du/dä/ǯi(t)/dur as nominalizers What can be nominalized? e.g. verbs läk iri give -> the one(s) giving -> the one(s) given läk ir-du, läk ir-dä, läk ir-dur etc.
36 An overview Class&tense marker Attributive dem. Independend dem. Cl 1 sg -d(u) du du -du Cl 2 sg -dä dä dä -dä Cl 3 sg -dä dä dä -dä Cl 4 sg -ž(i) dä / ǯi dä / ǯi -ži Cl 1 pl -dur dur dur -dur Cl 2 pl -dur dur dur -dur Cl 3 pl -ž(i) / -žit dä / ǯi dä / ǯit -žit Cl 4 pl -ž(i) / -žit dä / ǯi dä / ǯit -žit Nominalizer
37 An overview Class&tense marker Attributive dem. Independend dem. Cl 1 sg -d(u) du du -du Cl 2 sg -dä dä dä -dä Cl 3 sg -dä dä dä -dä Cl 4 sg -ž(i) dä / ǯi dä / ǯi -ži Cl 1 pl -dur dur dur -dur Cl 2 pl -dur dur dur -dur Cl 3 pl -ž(i) / -žit dä / ǯi dä / ǯit -žit Cl 4 pl -ž(i) / -žit dä / ǯi dä / ǯit -žit Nominalizer
38 A comparison with hu/hä/hoz that, those Class&tense marker Attributive dem. Independend dem. Cl 1 sg / hu hu / Cl 2 sg / hä hä / Cl 3 sg / hä hä / Cl 4 sg / hä hä / Cl 1 pl / hoz hoz / Cl 2 pl / hoz hoz / Cl 3 pl / hä hed / Cl 4 pl / hä hed / Nominalizer cf. Kibrik et al. 1972, p. 76, confirmed by the corpus data
39 A comparison with hu/hä/hoz that, those Class&tense marker Attributive dem. Independend dem. Cl 1 sg / hu = du hu = du / Cl 2 sg / hä = dä hä = dä / Cl 3 sg / hä = dä hä = dä / Cl 4 sg / hä -> dä hä ->dä / Cl 1 pl / hoz = dur hoz = dur / Cl 2 pl / hoz = dur hoz = dur / Cl 3 pl / hä = dä hed -> dä / Cl 4 pl / hä-> dä hed -> dä / Nominalizer
40 An overview Class&tense marker Attributive dem. Independend dem. Cl 1 sg -d(u) du du -du Cl 2 sg -dä dä dä -dä Cl 3 sg -dä dä dä -dä Cl 4 sg -ž(i) dä / ǯi dä / ǯi -ži Cl 1 pl -dur dur dur -dur Cl 2 pl -dur dur dur -dur Cl 3 pl -ž(i) / -žit dä / ǯi dä / ǯit -žit Cl 4 pl -ž(i) / -žit dä / ǯi dä / ǯit -žit Nominalizer
41 A comparison with a verb from a prototypical conjugation class yaχɨri etc. let, allow SG PL Cl 1 yaχɨri vaχɨri Cl 2 zaχɨri vaχɨri Cl 3 vaχɨri yaχɨri Cl 4 yaχɨri yaχɨri
42 A comparison with a verb from a prototypical conjugation class yaχɨri etc. let, allow SG PL Cl 1 yaχɨri vaχɨri Cl 2 zaχɨri vaχɨri Cl 3 vaχɨri yaχɨri Cl 4 yaχɨri yaχɨri
43 A comparison with a verb from a prototypical conjugation class yaχɨri etc. let, allow SG PL Cl 1 yaχɨri vaχɨri cf. -dur Cl 2 zaχɨri vaχɨri cf. -dur Cl 3 vaχɨri yaχɨri -> -ž Cl 4 yaχɨri cf. -ž yaχɨri -> -ž
44 An overview Class&tense marker Attributive dem. Independend dem. Cl 1 sg -d(u) du du -du Cl 2 sg -dä dä dä -dä Cl 3 sg -dä dä dä -dä Cl 4 sg -ž(i) dä / ži dä / ži -ži Cl 1 pl -dur dur dur -dur Cl 2 pl -dur dur dur -dur Cl 3 pl -ž(i) / -žit dä / ži dä / žit -žit Cl 4 pl -ž(i) / -žit dä / ži dä / žit -žit influence from prototypical verbs influence from the long-dist. demonstrative influence from attributive form?? Nominalizer original form
45 Thank you for your attention!
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