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Hixkaryana /ˌhɪʃkæriˈɑːnə/ is one of the
Cariban languages,
spoken by just over 500
people on the Nhamundá River, a
tributary of the
Amazon River in Brazil...
- well
known among linguists partly because one
language in the family—
Hixkaryana—has a
default word
order of object–verb–subject.
Prior to
their discovery...
- the
constituents that is object–verb–subject such as Äiwoo, Guarijio,
Hixkaryana, Urarina, the
constructed language Klingon, and to some
extent Tapirapé...
- Qʼeqchiʼ,
Salishan languages, Terêna OVS "Apples ate Sam." 1% 1 Äiwoo,
Hixkaryana,
Urarina OSV "Apples Sam ate." 0% Tobati, Warao,
Haida Frequency distribution...
- Qʼeqchiʼ,
Salishan languages, Terêna OVS "Apples ate Sam." 1% 1 Äiwoo,
Hixkaryana,
Urarina OSV "Apples Sam ate." 0% Tobati, Warao,
Haida Frequency distribution...
- Qʼeqchiʼ,
Salishan languages, Terêna OVS "Apples ate Sam." 1% 1 Äiwoo,
Hixkaryana,
Urarina OSV "Apples Sam ate." 0% Tobati, Warao,
Haida Frequency distribution...
- who
specialized in
Carib languages. He is best
known for his work on
Hixkaryana,
known for its object–verb–subject word order. Derbyshire's
study of the...
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American languages such as
Hixkaryana and
Urarina that have this
uncommon structure. The
following example is from
Hixkaryana: 4. kana fish
yanimno he-caught-it...
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languages include Fijian and Malagasy. "Loves him she." OVS
languages include Hixkaryana. "Him
loves she." OSV
languages include Xavante and Warao. "Him she loves...
- Ewe Rio
Grande do Sul —
Talian and
Riograndenser Hunsrückisch
Roraima —
Hixkaryána (Hixkariána), Ingarikó, Máku, Makuxí, Ninám, Pa tamóna (Kapóng), Sanumá...
