Difference between revisions of "Persian object cliticalizations"
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{{Infobox book | {{Infobox book | ||
− | | name= Persian object clitics and the syntax-morphology interface | + | | name = [http://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/docs/00/67/31/84/PDF/samvelian-tseng-2.pdf Persian object clitics and the syntax-morphology interface] |
|author= Pollet Samvalian, Jesse Tseng | |author= Pollet Samvalian, Jesse Tseng | ||
+ | |type= Article | ||
+ | |pages= 21 | ||
+ | |Publication= CSLI | ||
|country= Univ Paris, Univ Toulouse | |country= Univ Paris, Univ Toulouse | ||
|language= English | |language= English | ||
+ | |annotator=[[User: Atena_ Mahmoodan |Atena Mahmoodan]] | ||
|corpus= [http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/] | |corpus= [http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/] | ||
− | | | + | |Publication= [http://csli-publications.stanford.edu/ CSLI] |
}} | }} | ||
{{IGT}} | {{IGT}} | ||
− | {| | + | ===Original Interlinear Glossed Text=== |
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− | + | |(1)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/ (man) Maryam-râ did-am] <br> | |
I Maryam-DDO saw-1sg | I Maryam-DDO saw-1sg | ||
‘I saw Maryam’ | ‘I saw Maryam’ | ||
− | + | |(2)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/(man) u-râ did-am] | |
I 3sg-DDO saw-1sg | I 3sg-DDO saw-1sg | ||
‘I saw him/her’ | ‘I saw him/her’ | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | + | |(3)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/(man) did-am-aš] <br> | |
I saw-1sg-3sg | I saw-1sg-3sg | ||
‘I saw her/him/it’ | ‘I saw her/him/it’ | ||
− | + | |(4)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/ Maryam-râ did-am-aš] <br> | |
Maryam-DDO saw-1sg-3sg | Maryam-DDO saw-1sg-3sg | ||
‘I saw Maryam’ | ‘I saw Maryam’ | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | + | |(5)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/ u-râ did-am-aš] <br> | |
3sg-DDO saw-1sg-3sg | 3sg-DDO saw-1sg-3sg | ||
‘I saw him/her’ | ‘I saw him/her’ | ||
− | + | |(6)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/ bâz kard-am-aš] <br> | |
open did-1sg-3sg | open did-1sg-3sg | ||
‘I opened it’ | ‘I opened it’ | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | + | |(7)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/ bâz-aš kard-am] <br> | |
open-3sg did-1sg | open-3sg did-1sg | ||
‘I opened it’ | ‘I opened it’ | ||
− | + | |(8)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/ *bâz-aš kard-am-aš] <br> | |
open-3sg did-1sg-3sg | open-3sg did-1sg-3sg | ||
‘I opened it’ | ‘I opened it’ | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | + | |(9)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/ [ru-ye miz] gozâšt-am-aš] <br> | |
on-EZ table put-1sg-3sg | on-EZ table put-1sg-3sg | ||
‘I put it on the table’ | ‘I put it on the table’ | ||
− | + | |(10)[http://typecraft.org/TCEditor/1822/ ru-ye miz-aš] gozâšt-am] <br> | |
on-EZ table-3sg put-1sg | on-EZ table-3sg put-1sg | ||
‘I put it on the table’ | ‘I put it on the table’ | ||
|} | |} |
Revision as of 11:57, 25 April 2012
Persian object clitics and the syntax-morphology interface | |
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Type | Article |
Author(s) | Pollet Samvalian, Jesse Tseng |
Pages | 21 |
Country | Univ Paris, Univ Toulouse |
Annotator | Atena Mahmoodan |
Corpus Link | [1] |
Language | English |
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Original Interlinear Glossed Text
(1)(man) Maryam-râ did-am I Maryam-DDO saw-1sg ‘I saw Maryam’ |
(2)u-râ did-am
I 3sg-DDO saw-1sg ‘I saw him/her’ |
(3)did-am-aš I saw-1sg-3sg ‘I saw her/him/it’ |
(4)Maryam-râ did-am-aš Maryam-DDO saw-1sg-3sg ‘I saw Maryam’ |
(5)u-râ did-am-aš 3sg-DDO saw-1sg-3sg ‘I saw him/her’ |
(6)bâz kard-am-aš open did-1sg-3sg ‘I opened it’ |
(7)bâz-aš kard-am open-3sg did-1sg ‘I opened it’ |
(8)*bâz-aš kard-am-aš open-3sg did-1sg-3sg ‘I opened it’ |
(9)[ru-ye miz gozâšt-am-aš] on-EZ table put-1sg-3sg ‘I put it on the table’ |
(10)ru-ye miz-aš gozâšt-am] on-EZ table-3sg put-1sg ‘I put it on the table’ |