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A grammar of Kayardild: with historical comparative notes on Tangkic

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Beteilige Person:	Evans, Nicholas 1956- (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	Berlin ; New York Mouton de Gruyter 1995
Schriftenreihe:	Mouton grammar library 15
Schlagwörter:	Kayardild Tangkic Aborigines Grammatik Sprache Aboriginal Australians > Australia > Queensland > Languages > Grammar Australian languages > Australia > Queensland > Grammar Gayardilt language > Grammar Englisch Wörterbuch Kayardild-Sprache Australien Hochschulschrift
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adam_text	Contents Abbreviations and conventions ...............................................xx List of maps ...............................................................xxv Part I: Grammar 1 The language and its speakers .......................................1 1.1 Linguistic type ...........................................................1 1.2 Kayardild and its neighbours ..........................................8 1.2.1 Language names ...............................................8 1.2.2 The Tangkic subgroup ........................................9 1.3 Traditional Kaiadilt culture ............................................15 1.3.1 Ecological setting ............................................15 1.3.2 Food, hunting and material culture .........................16 1.3.3 Social organization ...........................................19 1.3.4 Religion, ceremony, song and dance ......................21 1.3.5 Dating the isolation of the Kaiadilţ .........................24 1.4 The Tangkic family in Australian perspective ......................27 1.4.1 Overview of the Australian phylum ........................27 1.4.2 Position of the Tangkic languages .........................30 1.5 Recent history .........................................................39 1.5.1 The early European explorers ...............................39 1.5.2 The Mornington Mission attempts contact ................40 1.5.3 On Mornington ...............................................41 1.6 The Kayardild language today ........................................43 1.6.1 The linguistic milieu .........................................43 1.6.2 Lardil and English influence in Kayardild .................47 1.6.3 New coinages in Kayardild .................................48 1.6.4 Language variety described in this grammar ..............48 1.7 Previous investigations ................................................48 2 Phonology .................................................................51 2.1 Phoneme inventory ....................................................51 2.1.1 Minimal pairs .................................................53 2.1.2 Consonantal allophones .....................................54 2.1.3 Vowel allophones ............................................58 2.2 Isolating the word ......................................................62 2.3 Prosodie truncation of final/a/ .......................................63 xii Contents 2.3.1 Reanalysis by younger speakers ...........................64 2.3.2 Morphologically conditioned truncations ..................64 2.3.3 Exceptions to prosodie truncation ..........................65 2.3.4 Lengthening of preceding vowel after truncation .........65 2.4 Phonotactics ............................................................66 2.4.1 Word, root and syllable structure ..........................66 2.4.2 Distribution of consonants ..................................68 2.4.3 Distribution of long vowels .................................71 2.5 Morphophonemics .....................................................71 2.5.1 Nasal assimilation ............................................72 2.5.2 Lateralization .................................................73 2.5.3 Delaminalization .............................................74 2.5.4 Feature blends ...............................................76 2.5.5 Cluster simplification .......................................76 2.5.6 Sporadic vowel harmony ....................................77 2.5.7 Reduplication .................................................78 2.5.8 Note on rule ordering ........................................78 2.6 Stress .................................................................79 2.6.1 Stress placement rules .......................................79 2.6.2 Interstress consonant lengthening ..........................81 3 Descriptive preliminaries .............................................84 3.1 Parts of speech and phrasal categories .........·.....................84 3.1.1 Word classes ..................................................84 3.1.2 Lexical and phrasal classes ; category mismatches ........87 3.2 Word order and ellipsis ...............................................92 3.2.1 Word order ....................................................92 3.2.2 Ellipsis ........................................................93 3.3 Grammatical and discourse relations ................................95 3.3.1 Grammatical functions .......................................96 3.3.2 Non-subject pivots and topics ..............................99 3.4 Functional domains of case inflection .............................101 3.4.1 Relational function of case ................................103 3.4.2 Adnominal function of case inflections ..................104 3.4.3 Modal case ..................................................107 3.4.4 Identifying the modal function of case suffixes ........ Ill 3.4.5 Associating function of case inflections ................. Ill 3.4.6 Complementizing function of case inflections ..........113 3.4.7 Multiple case marking .....................................114 3.4.8 Multiple function or homophony? ........................117 3.4.9 Case, concord and constituency ..........................119 4 Nominais, Part 1 .......................................................122 4.1 Structure of the nominal word ......................................122 Contents xiii 4.2 Case inflections: forms ..............................................123 4.2.1 Multiple inflection and the description of allomorphy ..................................................127 4.2.2 Comparative remarks on case forms .....................128 4.2.3 Sequence restrictions ......................................129 4.3 Nominal case functions .............................................134 4.3.1 Approach to case meanings ...............................134 4.3.2 Nominative ..................................................136 4.3.3 Locative .....................................................138 4.3.4 Ablative ......................................................143 4.3.5 Proprietive ..................................................145 4.3.6 Oblique ......................................................148 4.3.7 Allative ......................................................150 4.3.8 Genitive .....................................................150 4.3.9 Instrumental .................................................153 4.3.10 Associative ..................................................154 4.3.11 Origin ........................................................156 4.3.12 Privative .....................................................158 4.3.13 Consequential ...............................................159 4.3.14 Utilitive ......................................................160 4.4 Verbal case ............................................................163 4.4.1 Introduction to verbal case ................................163 4.4.2 Functions of the verbal cases .............................168 4.4.3 Verb-like syntactic properties of verbal case ............177 4.4.4 Discussion ..................................................180 4.5 Number and related suffixes ........................................183 4.5.1 Dual ..........................................................184 4.5.2 Lot ...........................................................184 4.5.3 Every ........................................................185 4.5.4 Plenty ........................................................186 4.5.5 Another ......................................................186 Nominais, Part II .....................................................188 5.1 Word formation in the noun/adjective class .......................188 5.1.1 Derivational suffixes ......................................188 5.1.2 Compound-like derivations ..............................194 5.1.3 Nominal compounding ....................................197 5.1.4 Nominal reduplication ....................................200 5.2 Pronouns .............................................................201 5.2.1 Stem forms .................................................201 5.2.2 Special characteristics of pronominal case .............204 5.3 Locationals ...........................................................206 5.3.1 Introduction ................................................206 5.3.2 Functions of locationals ..................................209 xiv Contents 5.3.3 Special derivations with demonstrative locationals__214 5.3.4 Derivatives of compass locationals.......................215 5.3.5 Verbalizing derivatives of compass words .............226 5.4 Minor nominal classes ..............................................227 5.4.1 Manner nominais ...........................................227 5.4.2 Time nominais ..............................................229 5.4.3 Predicate nominais ........................................231 6 The noun phrase .......................................................233 6.1 The NP as a syntactic constituent in Kayardild ...................233 6.2 Syntactic functions within the NP ..................................235 6.2.1 Functional structure of the Kayardild NP ......................235 6.2.2 Nominal lexemes and their function within the NP ___237 6.3 Modifier types ........................................................238 6.3.1 Determiners .................................................239 6.3.2 Numbers ....................................................242 6.3.3 Qualifiers ....................................................243 6.3.4 Generic nouns ..............................................244 6.3.5 Part-whole NPs .............................................247 6.4 NP-splitting ...........................................................249 6.5 Complex and apposed NPs ..........................................250 7 Verbals ............................................■-..................252 7.1 Introduction ...........................................................252 7.1.1 Kayardild verbal inflection in its functional context ... 252 7.1.2 Structure of the verbal word ..............................253 7.2 Final inflections: form and function ...............................253 7.2.1 Structure of the final inflection ...........................253 7.2.2 Final inflections: forms ....................................254 7.2.3 Final inflections: function .................................256 7.2.4 Conjugation classes ........................................267 7.3 Final inflections: a comparative note ...............................268 7.3.1 Cross-Tangkic comparison of final inflections .........269 7.3.2 Internal reconstruction from proto-Tangkic forms .....272 7.3.3 Origin of final inflections as nominalized verbs inflected for case ...........................................274 7.3.4 Reconstruction of final inflections: summary ...........275 7.4 Derivations: verb-verb ..............................................276 7.4.1 Middle ......................................................276 7.4.2 CAUSativizer ................................................279 7.4.3 RECIProcal ..................................................280 7.5 Derivations: nominal-verb ..........................................282 7.5.1 INCHoative ..................................................282 7.5.2 FACtitive ....................................................283 Contents xv 7.5.3 DO ............................................................285 7.5.4 Minor nominal- verb derivations ..........................286 7.6 Suffixation of nominal derivatives .................................288 7.7 Verbal reduplication .................................................289 7.8 Noun-verb compounding ...........................................290 7.8.1 Non-productive types ......................................291 7.8.2 Productive types ............................................294 7.8.3 Idioms with free nominal arguments .....................296 8 Structure of the verbal group .....................................298 8.1 Preverbal particles ...................................................298 8.1.1 yuuda already ............................................298 8.1.2 kada again ................................................299 8.1.3 kiya partway .............................................300 8.1.4 buda later .................................................301 8.1.5 minyi towards ...........................................302 8.2 The verb complex ....................................................302 8.2.1 Adverbial complexes .......................................303 8.2.2 Motion complexes ..........................................308 8.2.3 Aspectual complexes .......................................311 9 Syntax of the simple clause .......................................313 9.1 Verbless clauses ......................................................313 9.1.1 Equative clauses ............................................314 9.1.2 Ascriptive clauses ..........................................314 9.1.3 Locational clauses ..........................................315 9.1.4 Possessive constructions ..................................317 9.1.5 Having constructions ......................................317 9.1.6 Nominal predicates inflected for relational case ........318 9.1.7 Nominal predicatore .......................................319 9.1.8 The copula wirdija .......................................321 9.1.9 Comparison and counting .................................323 9.2 Verbal clauses: basic argument structures .........................324 9.2.1 Impersonal verbs ...........................................326 9.2.2 Intransitive verbs ...........................................327 9.2.3 Semitransitive verbs .......................................328 9.2.4 Transitive verbs ............................................328 9.2.5 Ditransitive verbs ...........................................334 9.2.6 Verbs with alternate argument structures ................339 9.2.7 Accusativity and argument structure: some typological consequences .................................344 9.3 Verbal clauses: derived argument structures ......................347 9.3.1 Reciprocal clauses ..........................................347 9.3.2 Passive clauses .............................................348 xvi Contents 9.3.3 Reflexive clauses........................................... 352 9.3.4 Causativization.............................................354 9.4 Second predicates on the subject and other case-agreeing adjuncts ...............................................................357 9.4.1 Second predicates of manner .............................358 9.4.2 Body part as locus of effect constructions ............362 9.4.3 Body part as instrument constructions ................363 9.5 Questions .............................................................364 9.5.1 Polar (yes-no) questions ..................................364 9.5.2 Information questions .....................................365 9.6 Negation ..............................................................372 9.6.1 Negative verbforms .......................................372 9.6.2 Privative -wam asanegator .............................373 9.6.3 Negator -nang- .............................................374 9.6.4 Existential negator warirra ................................37 5 9.6.5 Double privatives ...........................................376 9.6.6 Other negative expressions ................................376 9.7 Particles, clitics and interjections ...................................377 9.7.1 Use of modal and complementizing case instead of particles ..................................................377 9.7.2 Particles .....................................................378 9.7.3 Particles borrowed from English .........................387 9.7.4 Clitics ........................................................389 9.7.5 Conjunctions ................................................394 9.7.6 Interjections .................................................396 10 The modal case system ............................................398 10.1 Verbal tense/mood and modal case categories .................399 10.1.1 First approximation: distribution across the VP ......399 10.1.2 Modal case as a semantic category superordinate to verb inflections ......................................401 10.1.3 Independent use of modal case ....................403 10.2 From locational to modal case meaning ........................407 10.3 The domain of modal case marking .............................412 10.3.1 Ergati ve agreement in Australian languages ........414 10.3.2 The semantics of subject-orientation in Kayardild .416 10.4 Evolution of the Tangkic modal case systems .................423 10.4.1 Nature of the proto-language .........................424 10.4.2 The abandonment of the proto system ...............438 10.4.3 Possible reasons for the loss of ergativity and development of modal case ...........................446 11 Non-finite subordinate clauses .................................451 11.1 Morphological structure of nominalized verbs ................453 Contents xvii 11.2 Lexical nominalizations in -и- ...................................455 11.2.1 Agentive nominalizations .............................455 11.2.2 Instrumental nominalizations .........................45 8 11.2.3 Locational nominalizations ............................458 il. 2 A Time nominalizations ..................................459 11.2.5 Cognate object nominalizations ......................459 11.2.6 Inchoative state nominalizations ......................460 11.2.7 Affected object nominalizations ......................460 11.2.8 Miscellaneous types ...................................461 11.2.9 Word-structure and grammatical function ...........461 11.2.10 Some anomalies and their diachronic sources ......462 11.2.11 Use of PROPrietive and CONSequential suffixes with lexical nominalizations ..........................463 11.3 Lexical nominalizations in -THarrba ............................464 11.3.1 Form .....................................................465 11.3.2 Biological kin terms ...................................466 11.3.3 Ritually cemented relationships ......................466 11.3.4 Stages of life ............................................467 11.3.5 Place names .............................................468 11.3.6 Other uses ...............................................468 11.3.7 Comparative note ......................................469 11.4 Nominalized clauses ..............................................470 11.4.1 Plain nominalizations ..................................472 11.4.2 Privative nominalized clauses ........................475 11.4.3 Resultative clauses .....................................476 11.4.4 Consequential nominalizations .......................480 11.5 Nominalized clauses: overview .................................483 11.5.1 Strict pivot requirements ..............................484 11.5.2 Nominalized clauses or nominalized VPs? ..........484 11.5.3 Comparative note ......................................486 11.6 Movement purpose complements ...............................486 12 Finite subordinate clauses ........................................488 12.1 Introduction ........................................................488 12.1.1 Non-subject pivots and complementizing case .....489 12.1.2 Clausal argument condition on complementizing case .................................490 12.1.3 Main clause functions of complementized clauses . 491 12. 1A Subordinate subject and choice of complementizing case .................................492 12.1.5 Productivity of complementizing case ...............495 12.1.6 Exceptions to concord over the whole clause .......497 12.1.7 Embedding ..............................................498 12.2 Odd pivot conditions and complementizing case ..............500 xviii Contents 12.2.1 Pivot is a subordinate non-subject ...................500 12.2.2 Pivot is a matrix non-subject .........................501 12.2.3 No argument is common ..............................502 12.2.4 Syntactic conditions: possible generalizations ......503 12.2.5 Comparison between odd-pivot and switch- reference marking ......................................504 12.2.6 Three problematic clause types .......................505 12.3 Functions of finite subordinate clauses .........................511 12.3.1 Tense system in subordinate clauses ................511 12.3.2 Syntactic types .........................................512 12.3.3 Complements of knowledge and emotion predicatore ..............................................512 12.3.4 Complements of perception predicators .............513 12.3.5 Parenthetical clauses ...................................514 12.3.6 Utterance predicates ...................................516 12.3.7 Restrictive relatives ....................................517 12.3.8 Concealed and indirect questions ....................517 12.3.9 Purpose and jussive clauses ..........................518 12.3.10 Contrastive and concessive clauses ..................520 12.3.11 Simultaneity and proximity ...........................521 12.4 Complementized main clauses I: ellipsed matrix predicates.. 522 12.4.1 Indirect commands and hints .........................523 12.4.2 Consequence ...........................................524 12.4.3 Evidential qualification ................................525 12.4 A Complementized clauses and the relevant present ......................................526 12.4.5 Discussion ..............................................527 12.5 Complementized main clauses П: odd topic marking ........530 12.5.1 Thematically neutral discourse conditions ..........530 12.5.2 Discourse conditions on complementizing case __533 12.5.3 Comparison of Odd Pivot and Odd Topic marking .................................................540 12.5.4 Reference tracking in syntax and discourse: overview ................................................541 12.6 The evolution of complementizing case ........................542 12.6.1 Complementizing case in Yukulta ....................543 12.6.2 Evolution of the Kayardild Odd Pivot system ......546 Appendices To Grammar A The vocabulary of Kayardild kinship .............................550 В The Yukulta case system ...........................................558 С The syntactic development of complementized clauses in Lardil ...............................................................560 Contents xix Part II: Texts Texts ..........................................................................570 1 Darwin Moodoonuthi: The cave at Wamakurld .....................571 2 Dugal Goongarra: Kajurku .......................................578 3 RomaKelly: The McKenzie massacre ....................582 4 PatGabori: Invoking the moon ..........................587 5 Roma Kelly: Eclipse of the moon and the newly dead.. 590 6 PatGabori: Singing back the dead .......................596 7 Darwin Moodoonuthi: Nalkardarrawuru ............................597 8 Alison Dundaman: Nyinyaaki ....................................602 9 Dawn Naranatjil: Windmagic..................................607 10 Dugal Goongarra: Crane, Seagull and Rock Cod .............610 11 May Moodoonuthi, Alison Dundaman and Dawn Naranatjil: Fighting over a husband ....................626 12 Barney Charles: Text in Yangkaal .............................630 Part III: Dictionary Kayardild-English dictionary ........................................636 References .....................................................................801 Plates ...........................................................................820 Author index ..................................................................826 Language index ...............................................................829 Subject Index .................................................................832
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spellingShingle	Evans, Nicholas 1956- A grammar of Kayardild with historical comparative notes on Tangkic Mouton grammar library Kayardild gtt Tangkic gtt Aborigines Grammatik Sprache Aboriginal Australians Australia Queensland Languages Grammar Australian languages Australia Queensland Grammar Gayardilt language Grammar Englisch (DE-588)4014777-0 gnd Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 gnd Wörterbuch (DE-588)4066724-8 gnd Kayardild-Sprache (DE-588)4312703-4 gnd
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title	A grammar of Kayardild with historical comparative notes on Tangkic
title_auth	A grammar of Kayardild with historical comparative notes on Tangkic
title_exact_search	A grammar of Kayardild with historical comparative notes on Tangkic
title_full	A grammar of Kayardild with historical comparative notes on Tangkic Nicholas D. Evans
title_fullStr	A grammar of Kayardild with historical comparative notes on Tangkic Nicholas D. Evans
title_full_unstemmed	A grammar of Kayardild with historical comparative notes on Tangkic Nicholas D. Evans
title_short	A grammar of Kayardild
title_sort	a grammar of kayardild with historical comparative notes on tangkic
title_sub	with historical comparative notes on Tangkic
topic	Kayardild gtt Tangkic gtt Aborigines Grammatik Sprache Aboriginal Australians Australia Queensland Languages Grammar Australian languages Australia Queensland Grammar Gayardilt language Grammar Englisch (DE-588)4014777-0 gnd Grammatik (DE-588)4021806-5 gnd Wörterbuch (DE-588)4066724-8 gnd Kayardild-Sprache (DE-588)4312703-4 gnd
topic_facet	Kayardild Tangkic Aborigines Grammatik Sprache Aboriginal Australians Australia Queensland Languages Grammar Australian languages Australia Queensland Grammar Gayardilt language Grammar Englisch Wörterbuch Kayardild-Sprache Australien Hochschulschrift
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