Evidence and stance in Kusunda

Donohue, Mark; Gautam, Bhoj Raj

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Evidence and stance in Kusunda

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2013

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Donohue, Mark

Gautam, Bhoj Raj

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Linguistic Society of Nepal

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Kusunda has been described in sketch form (Watters et al. 2006), but a number of morphemic and syntactic structures remain unclear. In particular, the Watters et al. description was based on elicited materials, resulting in confusion about some morphemes. Following the collection of a naturalistic corpus we discuss the function of two verbal suffixes with interesting uses.

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Nepalese Lingusitics

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