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Grammar of Duhumbi (Chugpa)

By Timotheus Adrianus Bodt

Book information

Publisher
BRILL
Year
2019
ISBN
9004409475, 9789004409477
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
4 MB (3813308 bytes)
Series
Brill's Tibetan Studies Library / Languages of the Greater H, 23
Pages
720\789
Time added
2021-08-29 12:17:50

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The volume Grammar of Duhumbi (Chugpa) is a comprehensive description of Duhumbi, the language spoken by the Duhumbi (Chugpa, Chug Monpa) people of Dirang circle West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh, India. ‎Contents ‎Preface ‎Acknowledgements ‎Tables ‎Glosses, Conventions and Symbols ‎Chapter 1. The Duhumbi and Their Language ‎1.1. Geographical Setting ‎1.2. Geopolitical Setting ‎1.3. Autonyms, Exonyms and Population ‎1.4. Origin and Settlement ‎1.5. Livelihood, Culture and Religion ‎1.6. Duhumbi Ngak ‎1.7. The Data and Corpus ‎Chapter 2. Phonology and Orthography ‎2.1. Transcription Systems and Orthographies ‎2.2. Non-native and Marginal Phonemes and Allophones ‎2.3. The Vowel System ‎2.4. The Consonant System ‎2.5. Syllable Structure and Phonotactics ‎2.6. Prosodic Features of Duhumbi ‎2.7. Two-Way Contrast in Plosives and Affricates ‎Chapter 3. Parts of Speech ‎3.1. Nominal versus Verbal Parts of Speech ‎3.2. Pronouns ‎3.3. Nouns ‎3.4. Proper Nouns ‎3.5. Adjectives ‎3.6. Demonstratives ‎3.7. Numerals ‎3.8. Postpositions ‎3.9. Adverbs ‎3.10. Expressives ‎3.11. Interrogatives ‎3.12. Verbal Parts of Speech ‎3.13. Other Parts of Speech ‎Chapter 4. Lexical Aspects ‎4.1. Nouns ‎4.2. Proper Nouns ‎4.3. Adjectives ‎4.4. Adverbs ‎4.5. Expressives ‎4.6. Numerals ‎4.7. Lexical Registers ‎4.8. Complex Predicates ‎4.9. Particular Verbs ‎4.10. Interjections ‎4.11. The Borrowed Lexicon ‎Chapter 5. Nominalisations ‎5.1. Pure Derivational Nominalisers ‎5.2. Nominaliser -ba NOM ‎5.3. Nominaliser -baʔ INF ‎Chapter 6. The Noun Phrase ‎6.1. Constituent Order in Noun Phrases ‎6.2. Grammatical Relations and Case Markers ‎6.3. Other Nominal Suffixes ‎6.4. Intensity ‎6.5. Use of Adjectives ‎6.6. Use of Demonstratives ‎6.7. Use of the Numeral hin ‘one’ ‎6.8. Use of the Postposition naŋ- ‘in’ ‎6.9. Use of Interrogatives ‎Chapter 7. Verbal Morphology ‎7.1. Imperfective -da IPFV ‎7.2. Past Tenses ‎7.3. Non-past Tenses ‎7.4. Summary of Verbal Morphology ‎Chapter 8. Non-verbal Predicates ‎8.1. Verb and Copula-less Clauses ‎8.2. Copula beʔ COP.EX ‎8.3. Copula le COP.LE ‎8.4. Copula giʨʰa COP.EQ ‎8.5. Copula ɕi COP.AS ‎8.6. Copula in Possessive Relations ‎8.7. Copular Verb ʥu- ‘be’ ‎8.8. Negative Copular Verbs and Copula balaŋ ‎8.9. Limited Conjugational Flexibility of Copular Verbs ‎Chapter 9. Serial Verb Constructions ‎9.1. Types of SVC ‎9.2. SVCs in Various Contexts ‎9.3. SVCs and Prosody ‎9.4. Modifying Verbs ‎9.5. Symmetrical SVCs ‎9.6. Asymmetrical SVCs ‎9.7. SVCs in a Historical-Comparative Perspective ‎Chapter 10. Non-declarative Clause Types ‎10.1. Interrogatives ‎10.2. Question Markers ‎10.3. Formation of Questions ‎10.4. Question Sub-types ‎10.5. Moods ‎Chapter 11. Complex Sentences ‎11.1. Imperfective Phrases and Clauses ‎11.2. Subordination with -ba NOM and -baʔ INF ‎11.3. Subordination with -tʰaŋ LCN ‎11.4. Other Cotemporal Subordinators ‎11.5. Conditional with -se COND ‎11.6. Copular Causal Subordination ‎11.7. Conjunctions ‎11.8. Modifying Suffixes and Clitics ‎Chapter 12. Discourse Structure ‎12.1. Discourse Structuring ‎12.2. Discourse Particles ‎12.3. Topic, Focus and Emphasis ‎Chapter 13. Texts ‎13.1. Duhumbi Text Genres ‎13.2. Metadata of Texts ‎13.3. Metadata of Speakers ‎13.4. Descriptions of All Texts ‎13.5. Zenodo DOIs of Texts ‎13.6. Elicitation Files ‎13.7. Text: NNK; CHUK260413A2A ‎13.8. Text LGT; CHUK300412J2 ‎13.9. Text: LEL; CHUKx13A6 ‎13.10. Text: DTPK; CHUK131014 ‎Figures ‎References ‎Index

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