Gorum Auxiliary Verb Fragment #
@cite{anderson-2006}
Gorum (a.k.a. Parenga or Parengi; South Munda, Austroasiatic; India) has auxiliary verb constructions with a doubled inflectional pattern: both the auxiliary verb and the lexical verb are marked for subject (person/number) and TAM (tense, affectedness/version).
Source: Aze 1973, cited in @cite{anderson-2006}.
Primary AVC example form. miŋ ne-gaʔ-ru ne-laʔ-ru 'I 1-eat-PST 1-AUX-PST' 'I ate vigorously' (Aze 1973: 279, cited in @cite{anderson-2006}).
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- Fragments.Gorum.AuxiliaryVerbs.form = "miŋ ne-gaʔ-ru ne-laʔ-ru"
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- Fragments.Gorum.AuxiliaryVerbs.gloss = "I 1-eat-PST 1-AUX-PST 'I ate vigorously'"
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Secondary example with non-past and affectedness: kula ne-giʔ-sun miŋ ne-butoŋ-tuʔ ne-i-tuʔ 'tiger 1-see-when I 1-fear-NPST:AFF 1-AUX-NPST:AFF' 'when I see the tiger, I'll be afraid' (Aze 1973, cited in @cite{anderson-2006}).
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- Fragments.Gorum.AuxiliaryVerbs.secondaryForm = "kula ne-giʔ-sun miŋ ne-butoŋ-tuʔ ne-i-tuʔ"
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- Fragments.Gorum.AuxiliaryVerbs.family = "South Munda, Austroasiatic"
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Doubled inflection distribution: both AUX and LV are marked for subject agreement, tense, and affectedness (version/voice).
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