ニヴフ語東サハリン方言の複数標識 -gun について
In Nivkh, nouns have distinct singular and plural forms. There are basically two ways in which the Nivkh language indicates plurality. One is to add the plural marker -gun to the NP. The other involves indication plurality by means of reduplication of the noun stem. Moreover, plurality of subject is...
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fthokunivhus:oai:eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp:2115/55038 2023-05-15T17:23:51+02:00 ニヴフ語東サハリン方言の複数標識 -gun について A Study for the Plural Marker -gun in Nivkh (On the East Sakhalin Dialect) 蔡, 熙鏡 http://hdl.handle.net/2115/55038 jpn jpn 北海道大学大学院文学研究科北方研究教育センター http://hdl.handle.net/2115/55038 北方人文研究, 7: 71-81 bulletin (other) fthokunivhus 2022-11-18T01:03:07Z In Nivkh, nouns have distinct singular and plural forms. There are basically two ways in which the Nivkh language indicates plurality. One is to add the plural marker -gun to the NP. The other involves indication plurality by means of reduplication of the noun stem. Moreover, plurality of subject is also indicated by means of attaching the plural marker -gun to finite verbs although it is not obligatory. Besides, in some cases, the plural marker that is attached to the object noun like in the following example indicates that the subject of sentence is plural. (19) Tangiku & Paklina (2008: 24) hud- un, p - a- un fur- avr-d that-PL REFL-name-PL say-NEG-IND ‘They did not say their name’ In this study, I discussed the possibility that the plural marker -gun affects distributive reading. 研究ノート Other/Unknown Material Nivkh Sakhalin Hokkaido University Collection of Scholarly and Academic Papers (HUSCAP) |
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In Nivkh, nouns have distinct singular and plural forms. There are basically two ways in which the Nivkh language indicates plurality. One is to add the plural marker -gun to the NP. The other involves indication plurality by means of reduplication of the noun stem. Moreover, plurality of subject is also indicated by means of attaching the plural marker -gun to finite verbs although it is not obligatory. Besides, in some cases, the plural marker that is attached to the object noun like in the following example indicates that the subject of sentence is plural. (19) Tangiku & Paklina (2008: 24) hud- un, p - a- un fur- avr-d that-PL REFL-name-PL say-NEG-IND ‘They did not say their name’ In this study, I discussed the possibility that the plural marker -gun affects distributive reading. 研究ノート |
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