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| − | | Scope checks || then... |
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+ | | I would never do that on the way. || -loox, -aƭar |
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| − | | I [went to eat] on my own. || -ood, -k (itv) +scope |
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| − | | I went to [eat on my own]. || -ood, -k (itv) +scope |
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| − | | I rode a horse on the way. || -loox, -n |
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| − | | I jumped moderately on the way. || -loox, -aƭ |
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| − | | I jumped carelessly on the way. || -loox, -aƭar |
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| − | | I jumped carelessly on my own. || -loox, -ood |
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| − | | I made a goat jump on the way. || -loox, -noor |
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| − | | We saw each other on the way. || -loox, -r |
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| − | | I ate at a restaurant on the way. || -loox, -t (loc) |
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| − | | I ate with a spoon on the way. || -loox, -t (ins) |
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| − | | I bought food for mother on the way. || -loox, -an (?) |
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| − | | I went to swim on the way. || -loox, -k (itv) |
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| − | | I came here to sleep on the way. || -loox, -iid |
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| − | | I ate on my own on the way. || -loox, -ood |
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| − | | I closed all the windows (at once) on the way. || -loox, -andoor |
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| − | | The goats came here (to graze) all at once. || -iid, -andoor |
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| − | | His goats died on him all at once. || -andoor, -ɗ |
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| − | | His goats died on him on their own (no one did it). || -ood, -ɗ |
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| − | | His goats died on him all at once on their own. || -andoor, -ood, -ɗ |
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| − | | His hair (un)curled (laxasoox/laqtoox) on him. || -oox, -ɗ (?) |
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| His coffee was bitter on him at the restaurant. || -t (loc), -ɗ |
| His coffee was bitter on him at the restaurant. || -t (loc), -ɗ |
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| − | | The cook(i) made his(j) coffee sweet on him(j). || -and, -ɗ (?) |
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| − | | He walked with a stick to the shore. || -t (ins), -t (loc) |
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| − | | He walked with a stick for the doctor. || -t (ins), -an |
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| He walked to the shore for the doctor. || -t (loc), -an |
| He walked to the shore for the doctor. || -t (loc), -an |
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| He walked to the shore with a stick for the doctor. || -t (ins), -t (loc), -an |
| He walked to the shore with a stick for the doctor. || -t (ins), -t (loc), -an |
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+ | | His goats died on him all at once on their own. || -andoor, -ood, -ɗ |
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| − | | I unglue it (taƥn) from the wall. || (-n), -t (rev) |
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| − | | I take the lid off of it moderately. || (-n), -t (rev), -aƭ |
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| + | | ??? || -oox, -ɗ (?) |
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| − | | I take the lid off of it carelessly. || (-n), -t (rev), -aƭar |
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+ | | ??? || -t (ins), -t (loc) |
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| − | | I unglue it from the wall carelessly. || (-n), -t (rev), -aƭar |
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| We hit each other carefully/well. || -oox, -aƭ |
| We hit each other carefully/well. || -oox, -aƭ |
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Revision as of 12:26, 5 April 2013
Sentence list for group elicitation
-aƭ examples need fixed
| Sentence | Suffix pair |
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| I would never do that on the way. | -loox, -aƭar |
| His coffee was bitter on him at the restaurant. | -t (loc), -ɗ |
| He walked to the shore for the doctor. | -t (loc), -an |
| He walked to the shore with a stick for the doctor. | -t (ins), -t (loc), -an |
| His goats died on him all at once on their own. | -andoor, -ood, -ɗ |
| ??? | -oox, -ɗ (?) |
| ??? | -t (ins), -t (loc) |
| ... | ... |
| We hit each other carefully/well. | -oox, -aƭ |
| We hit each other badly. | -oox, -aƭ |
| He bathes (himself) carefully. | -oox, -aƭar |
| He bathes (himself) badly. | -oox, -aƭar |
| I make him bathe (himself). | -oox, -noor |
| He bathes (himself) on a rock. | -oox, -t (loc) |
| He bathes (himself) for the doctor. | -oox, -an |
| I [make them run] (ʄufn) carefully. | -n, -aƭ +scope |
| I make them [run carefully]. | -n, -aƭ +scope |
| I wet the cloth moderately. | -aƭ, -and |
| I wet the cloth carelessly. | -aƭar, -and |
| I go open the window for him. | -an, -k |
| He goes to [eat with a fork]. | -t (inst), -k +scope |
| He [goes to eat] with a fork. | -t (inst), -k +scope |
| I make him [eat at the restaurant]. | -noor, -t (loc) +scope |
| I [make him eat] at the restaurant. | -noor, -t (loc) +scope |
| We make each other tie (each other) to the fence. | -noor, -ir +scope |
| We make each other tie goats to the fence. | -noor, -ir +scope |
| I make them tie each other to the fence. | -noor, -ir +scope |
| I make them tie themselves to the fence. | -noor, -ir +scope |
| We make each other untie (each other). | -t (rev), -noor, -ir +scope |
| I make them untie each other. | -t (rev), -noor, -ir +scope |
| I make them untie themselves. | -t (rev), -noor, -ir +scope |
| I make him go and swim. | -k, -noor +scope |
| I go and make him swim. | -k, -noor +scope |
| I won't make him go and swim. | -k, -noor, -kee +scope |
| I won't go and make him swim. | -k, -noor, -kee +scope |
Bigrams for new affixes
| Sentence | Suffix pair |
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| I untie the goat again. | -atin, -t (rev) |
| I ride the horse again. | -atin, -n |
| I run again carefully. | -atin, -aƭ |
| I run again badly. | -atin, -aƭar |
| I dry the goat again. | -atin, -and |
| I [make him jump] again. | -atin, -noor +scope |
| I make him [jump again]. | -atin, -noor +scope |
| We hit each other again. | -atin, -r |
| I hit him again with a stick. | -atin, -t (ins) |
| I hit him again in the restaurant. | -atin, -t (loc) |
| I bathed again for the doctor. | -atin, -an |
| I go swim again. | -atin, -k |
| I open the windows all at once again. | -atin, -andoor |
| I run on my own again. | -atin, -ood |
| A goat died on him again. | -atin, -ɗ |
| I ran here again. | -atin, -iid |
| I ate again for no reason. | -atin, -loox |
| I eat again for now. | -atin, -aful |
| I untie for now. | -aful -t (rev) |
| I ride a horse for now. | -aful, -n |
| I hang my clothes to dry for now. | -aful, -and |
| I run carefully for now. | -aful, -aƭ |
| I run badly for now. | -aful, -aƭar |
| I make him [jump for now]. | -aful, -noor |
| I [make him jump] for now. | -aful, -noor |
| We hit each other for now. | -aful, -r |
| I eat at the restaurant for now. | -aful, -t (loc) |
| I eat with a spoon for now. | -aful, -t (ins) |
| I cook for mother for now. | -aful, -an |
| I go to [swim for now]. | -aful, -k |
| I [go to swim] for now. | -aful, -k |
| I bathe myself for now. | -aful, -oox |
| I close all the windows at once for now. | -aful |
| ... | -aful |
| ... | -aful |
| ... | -aful |
| ... | -aful |
