The Applicative Heads in Paumari (Arawá Family)
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https://doi.org/10.22481/el.v4i1.1028Keywords:
Functional heads, Applicatives, Argument structure, Indigenous languages, Paumari languageAbstract
In this work, we aim to offer a brief description of the applicative structures observed in the Paumarí language (Arawá family) and to classify the applicative morphemes involved in such constructions, according to Pylkkänen´s(2000, 2002) typology.
KEYWORDS: Functional heads. Applicatives. Argument structure. Indigenous languages. Paumari language.
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