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Moser, Mary B.; Marlett, Stephen A. – 1993
The Seri language contains over 50 kinship terms and represents one of the most highly elaborated kinship systems described to date. This paper discusses Seri kinship terminology and centers around, but is not limited to, the set of obligatory possessed noun stems that are inflected with the following possessive prefixes":…
Descriptors: Death, Kinship, Kinship Terminology, Language Research
Marlett, Stephen A. – 1993
A number of Seri verbs display a sensitivity to whether a goal, which is a term used for recipients, adressees, etc., is singular or plural. The data presented in this paper are of typological interest. It is argued that Seri has indirect objects, but that there is no one-to-one mapping between the semantic role goal and either the syntactic…
Descriptors: Language Research, Language Typology, Linguistic Theory, Semantics
Black, Cheryl A.; Marlett, Stephen A. – 1996
The basic noun phrase of Koine Greek is examined, and an analysis consistent with current views on phrase structure within X-bar theory is proposed. The fact that the syntactic distribution of quantifiers, demonstratives, and descriptive adjectives is different leads to the proposal that these are distinct word classes in Greek, as in many other…
Descriptors: Determiners (Languages), Greek, Language Patterns, Language Research