-
existence of second-person
clusivity (you vs. you and they) in
natural languages is
controversial and not well attested.
While clusivity is not a
feature of...
- aspect, mood, voice, possession, definiteness, politeness, causativity,
clusivity, interrogatives, transitivity, valency, polarity, telicity, volition,...
- Person:
Grammatical Person". Ton van Hattum. Filimonova,
Elena (2005).
Clusivity:
Typology and Case
Studies of Inclusive-exclusive Distinction. John Benjamins...
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Pijin (Solomon
Islands Pidgin) is a
language spoken in
Solomon Islands. It is
closely related to Tok
Pisin of
Papua New
Guinea and
Bislama of Vanuatu;...
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phonological and
grammatical influence (e.g.
retroflex consonants and
clusivity) in the Indo-Aryan
languages suggest that
Dravidian languages were spoken...
- most
other Austronesian languages, the
first person plural forms encode clusivity. This distinction, not
found in most
European languages,
signifies whether...
-
Viano X-
CLUSIVE". .mercedes-benz.co.uk.
Archived from the
original on 1
April 2010.
Retrieved 4 July 2010. "Mercedes-Benz UK -
Viano -
Viano X-
CLUSIVE". .mercedes-benz...
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Specificity Universal grinder Related to
verbs ****ociated
motion Clusivity Conjugation Evidentiality Modality Person Telicity Mirativity Tense–aspect–mood...
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attached to the verb and do not take
nominal morphology.
Somali marks clusivity in the
first person plural pronouns; this is also
found in a
number of...
- the
contents of one
object are also
contained within a
second object Clusivity, a
linguistic concept Include (horse), a
racehorse Inclusion by reference...
