Some Instruments Are Really Good Companions - Some Are Not. On Syncretism and the Typology of Instrumentals and Comitatives

• Main Author: Stolz, Thomas
• Format: Text
• Language: Udmurt; Vai; Acoli; Venda; Efik; Tlingit; Luiseno; Kinyarwanda; Hupa; Telugu; Urdu; Marathi
• Published: 1996
• Subjects: Gawwada language; Laz language; Tikar language; Lugbara language; San Mateo Del Mar Huave language; Urubú-Kaapor language; K'iche' language; Huichol language; Malayo language; Udmurt language; Vai language; Mayo language; Tu language; Acoli language; Udi language; Venda language; Nenets language; Ju/'hoan language; Central Bikol language; Bari language; Northeast Maidu language; /Xam language; Yagaria language; Mokilese language; Koya language; Ila language; Enga language; Southern Haida language; Northern Gondi language; Mandarin Chinese language; Takelma language; Purepecha language; Koho language; Inga language; Marghi Central language; Ute-Southern Paiute language; Tera language; Kaingang language; Western Arrarnta language; Efik language; Tlingit language; Luiseno language; Lak language; Tedaga language; Sora language; Mono (Solomon Islands) language; Eastern Arrernte language; Garifuna language; Lahu language; Northern Haida language; Kinyarwanda language; Ho language; Western Kanjobal language; Hupa language; Cocopa language; Coos language; Tigak language; Telugu language; Southern Gondi language; Koryak language; Dazaga language; Saramaccan language; Turkic Khalaj language; Ubykh language; Urdu language; Nihali language; Siuslaw language; Ontong Java language; Nukuoro language; Desano language; Tabassaran language; Pengo language; Alyawarr language; Khanty language; Nama (Namibia) language; Daur language; Bissa language; Marathi language; Gbaya-Bossangoa language; typology; general linguistics; semantics; syntax; Enga; Inga; Tera; haida; khanty; Koryak; nenets; tlingit
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