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A grammar of Mualang : an Ibanic language of Western Kalimantan,

Indonesia

Tjia, J.

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Tjia, J. (2007, April 25). A grammar of Mualang : an Ibanic language of Western Kalimantan,

Indonesia. LOT dissertation series. LOT, Utrecht. Retrieved from

https://hdl.handle.net/1887/11862

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Conventions and Abbreviations

[ ] phonetic representation; contextual information (in sentence examples); chunks of clauses (e.g. in complement clauses) ( ) additional information (as given in English translation for

sentence examples / / phonemic representation

. syllable boundary; symbol connecting English words in glosses for a single Mualang morpheme

= clitic boundary

~ varies with

 is realized as

∅ zero or deleted sound (in phonology); zero or the gap (in relative clauses); zero anaphora (participant reference)

+ morpheme boundary

{ } either environment in the curly brackets operates (phonology)

* ungrammatical form; reconstructed proto form

? questionable form (in front of an example sentence) 1d.excl first person dual exclusive

1d.incl first person dual inclusive 1p.excl first person plural exclusive 1p.incl first person plural inclusive 1s first person singular

2d second person dual

2p second person plural

2s.fem second person singular female 2s.hon second person singular honorific 2s.masc second person singular masculine

3d third person dual

3p third person plural

3s third person singular

3s.indef.hum third person singular indefinite human 3s.indef.nonhum third person singular indefinite non-human

A agent

ACT active voice marker

adv adverb

ADVR adversative passive voice marker ANPAS antipassive voice marker

asp aspectual marker

B base form

C consonant

CAUS causative prefix

CLASS classifier

conj conjunction

CONT.NEG contrastive negator

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DEM demonstrative

excl exclamatory word; exclusive EXIST.NEG existential negator

FUT future tense marker

HAB.INAB habitual inability illoc illocutionary marker

INCH inchoative voice marker

incl inclusive

intr interrogative word

IO indirect object

LOC locative; locative preposition

MEAS measure word

MI Mualang Ili’ (Downstream Mualang) MID unvolitional-resultative middle voice marker

mod modal

MU Mualang Ulu (Upstream Mualang)

N noun; nasal morphophoneme; nasal phoneme

n noun (used in the wordlist)

NEG clausal negator

NOM nominalizer (prefix)

NP noun phrase

num numeral

O (direct) object

ORD ordinal number marker

P patient

part particle

PASS passive voice marker

PC participial complement

PERF perfect aspect marker

POSS possessive marker

PP prepositional phrase

PREC precategorial form

pref prefix

PREP preposition

PROG progressive aspect marker

pron pronoun

QP quantifying phrase

quan quantifier

RC relative clause

RED reduplication

REL relativizer

S subject

SVC serial verb construction

TOA term of address

TOP topic marker

V verb; vowel

vi/vt intransitive/transitive verb

VP verb phras

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