Arabic Numeral Gender ( Concept )
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|_ Linguistic Property
|_ Morphosyntactic Property
|_ Gender Property
|_ Arabic Numeral Gender
Definition:
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Examples
Language Code:
kiu
The affix kũ- in the first example may be used to mark either Hodiernal Past or Hodiernal Future depending on what aspect markers co-occur with it in the verb.
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| Kamau will drink porridge (within the day) |
References:
Mugane (1997)
Language Code:
fuv
In Nigerian Fulfulde, the active voice is associated with transitivity, when the action is performed by an agent (subject) on another participant (object), or with intransitivity.
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| I put a head- load on you. |
References:
McIntosh (1984:109)
Language Code:
heb
Masculine and feminine cardinal numerals usually go with masculine and feminine nouns, respectively. These nouns may be explicit or just implied.
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| They asked for 5 bags and we brought 6. |
References:
Glinert (1989:80-81)
Language Code:
kiu
The affix kũ- in the first example may be used to mark either Hodiernal Past or Hodiernal Future depending on what aspect markers co-occur with it in the verb. Also, in the examples above, the final vowel of each verb is phonological, hence there is no correspondent for it in the interlinear gloss.
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| Kamau will drink porridge (sometime beyond a few days from now) |
References:
Mugane (1997)
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