- two
degrees of
obviation, "
obviation" and "further
obviation." "Further
obviation" is rare, but when it occurs, a "further
obviative" referent, deemed...
- Look up
obviation or
obviate in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Obviation may
refer to: A
linguistic process involving the
obviative (fourth person)...
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Operation Obviate was an
unsuccessful British air raid of
World War II
which targeted the
German battleship Tirpitz. It was
conducted by
Royal Air Force...
- inanimate),
obviation (proximate
versus obviative), and
presence (nonabsentative
versus absentative). Generally, the inanimate,
obviative, and absentative...
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distinguishes four
persons (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th or 3rd
reflexive (see
Obviation and switch-reference); two
numbers (singular and
plural but no dual, unlike...
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Suffixes I –
Possessed object (
Obviation) II – Direction/Theme III –
Valency IV –
Voice V –
Possessed subject (
Obviation) VI –
Person VII –
Plural VIII...
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Tzeltal or
Tseltal (/ˈ(t)sɛltɑːl/) is a
Mayan language spoken in the
Mexican state of Chiapas,
mostly in the muni****lities of Ocosingo, Altamirano, ****xtán...
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proximate and
obviative noun. Both
nouns are animate, but
there is
conflict regarding proximate or
obviative. The verb thus
defaults to the
obviative plural...
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indicated with -ng.
Locatives do not take on any
plurals or
obviative suffixes, but
obviation possessor or the
number can be
added before the
locative suffix...
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inanimate gender on both
nouns and
verbs and a
syntactic category of
obviation. First-person
forms distinguish clusivity (whether or not the addressee...
