Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex: Alternation of initial consonants in transitives

Vladimir P. Nedjalkov; Galina A. Otaina

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Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex

Alternation of initial consonants in transitives

Vladimir P. Nedjalkov^✝ and Galina A. Otaina^✝

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Nedjalkov, Vladimir P. and Otaina, Galina A.. "Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex: Alternation of initial consonants in transitives". A Syntax of the Nivkh Language: The Amur dialect, edited by Ekaterina Gruzdeva, John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2013, pp. 25-28. https://doi.org/10.1075/slcs.139.10the

Nedjalkov, V. & Otaina, G. (2013). Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex: Alternation of initial consonants in transitives. In E. Gruzdeva (Ed.), A Syntax of the Nivkh Language: The Amur dialect (pp. 25-28). John Benjamins Publishing Company. https://doi.org/10.1075/slcs.139.10the

Nedjalkov, V. and Otaina, G. 2013. Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex: Alternation of initial consonants in transitives. In: Gruzdeva, E. ed. A Syntax of the Nivkh Language: The Amur dialect. John Benjamins Publishing Company, pp. 25-28. https://doi.org/10.1075/slcs.139.10the

Nedjalkov, Vladimir P. and Otaina, Galina A.. "Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex: Alternation of initial consonants in transitives" In A Syntax of the Nivkh Language: The Amur dialect edited by Ekaterina Gruzdeva, 25-28. John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2013. https://doi.org/10.1075/slcs.139.10the

Nedjalkov V, Otaina G. Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex: Alternation of initial consonants in transitives. In: Gruzdeva E (ed.) A Syntax of the Nivkh Language: The Amur dialect. John Benjamins Publishing Company; 2013. p.25-28. https://doi.org/10.1075/slcs.139.10the

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Prelim pages i
Table of contents v
Foreword xxiii
Abbreviations xxix
Chapter 1. Introductory notes 1
Chapter 2. Bound and free complexes 5
Chapter 3. Free and bound word variants 7
Chapter 4. Morphological and syntactic complexes 9
Chapter 5. Extended morphological complexes 11
Chapter 6. Personal and reflexive pronouns 13
Chapter 7. Basic rules of alternation of plosives and fricatives 15
Chapter 8. Special types of alternations 19
Chapter 9. The problem of incorporation 23
Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex 25
Chapter 11. The attribute + noun complex 29
Chapter 12. The verbal finite predicate 35
Chapter 13. The nominal predicate 37
Chapter 14. Converbs 39
Chapter 15. Coordination of homogeneous predicates 47
Chapter 16. The noun 49
Chapter 17. Future tense markers in verbal forms 77
Chapter 18. The adverb 85
Chapter 19. Ideophones (imitative words) 89
Chapter 20. Analytical and grammaticalized verbal constructions with auxiliary and semi-auxiliary words 93
Chapter 21. The main classes of verbal grammatical morphemes 107
Chapter 22. Group A. Verbal suffixes taking the same position in the morphological verb structure as the finite suffix -d̦/-ţ 111
Chapter 23. Group B. Verbal suffixes, particles and auxiliary words post-posed to the finite suffix -d̦/-ţ 121
Chapter 24. Group C. Verbal suffixes pre-posed to Group A suffixes 131
Chapter 25. Syntactic (valency) classes of verbs 143
Chapter 26. Semantic classes of verbs 153
Chapter 27. Sentence word order 159
Chapter 28. Means of introducing direct speech 179
Chapter 29. Means of expressing indirect speech 185
Chapter 30. The imperceptive marker – particle -furu /-p‘uru/-vuru 199
Chapter 31. Two-predicate constructions 203
Chapter 32. Causative constructions formed by verbs with the suffix -ku/-γu-/-gu-/-xu- 233
Chapter 33. Relative clauses 259
Chapter 34. Relative clauses without a head word 285
Chapter 35. The structure of a narrative text 289
Chapter 36. Aspectual and taxis characteristics of converbs 325
References 383
List of publications on Nivkh Grammar by V.P. Nedjalkov and G.A. Otaina 387
Name index 391
Language index 393
Subject index 395

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Chapters in this book

Prelim pages i
Table of contents v
Foreword xxiii
Abbreviations xxix
Chapter 1. Introductory notes 1
Chapter 2. Bound and free complexes 5
Chapter 3. Free and bound word variants 7
Chapter 4. Morphological and syntactic complexes 9
Chapter 5. Extended morphological complexes 11
Chapter 6. Personal and reflexive pronouns 13
Chapter 7. Basic rules of alternation of plosives and fricatives 15
Chapter 8. Special types of alternations 19
Chapter 9. The problem of incorporation 23
Chapter 10. The direct object + verb complex 25
Chapter 11. The attribute + noun complex 29
Chapter 12. The verbal finite predicate 35
Chapter 13. The nominal predicate 37
Chapter 14. Converbs 39
Chapter 15. Coordination of homogeneous predicates 47
Chapter 16. The noun 49
Chapter 17. Future tense markers in verbal forms 77
Chapter 18. The adverb 85
Chapter 19. Ideophones (imitative words) 89
Chapter 20. Analytical and grammaticalized verbal constructions with auxiliary and semi-auxiliary words 93
Chapter 21. The main classes of verbal grammatical morphemes 107
Chapter 22. Group A. Verbal suffixes taking the same position in the morphological verb structure as the finite suffix -d̦/-ţ 111
Chapter 23. Group B. Verbal suffixes, particles and auxiliary words post-posed to the finite suffix -d̦/-ţ 121
Chapter 24. Group C. Verbal suffixes pre-posed to Group A suffixes 131
Chapter 25. Syntactic (valency) classes of verbs 143
Chapter 26. Semantic classes of verbs 153
Chapter 27. Sentence word order 159
Chapter 28. Means of introducing direct speech 179
Chapter 29. Means of expressing indirect speech 185
Chapter 30. The imperceptive marker – particle -furu /-p‘uru/-vuru 199
Chapter 31. Two-predicate constructions 203
Chapter 32. Causative constructions formed by verbs with the suffix -ku/-γu-/-gu-/-xu- 233
Chapter 33. Relative clauses 259
Chapter 34. Relative clauses without a head word 285
Chapter 35. The structure of a narrative text 289
Chapter 36. Aspectual and taxis characteristics of converbs 325
References 383
List of publications on Nivkh Grammar by V.P. Nedjalkov and G.A. Otaina 387
Name index 391
Language index 393
Subject index 395

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