General introduction 1 Phonology 15 Words and word classes 41 Verbal inflection 50
1. General introduction 1
1.1. Muna: the island, the people
1 1.1.1. Location 11.1.2. Ecology
2 1.1.3. Demography 31.1.4. Housing and economy
4 1.1.5. Social organization 41.1.6. Religion
4 1.1.7. History 51.2. The language
6 1.2.1. Previous studies 61.2.2. Language boundaries and dialects
6 1.2.3. Subgrouping 81.2.4. Literature and language use
8 1.3. Methodology and framework 91.3.1. Fieldwork
9 1.3.2. Framework 10 Illustrations 112. Phonology 15
2.1. Phonemes: inventory and description
15 2.1.1. Phoneme inventory 162.1.2. Phonetic description
16 2.2. List of contrasts 212.3. Phoneme frequency
22 2.4. Syllable and root structure 232.4.1. Syllable structure
24 2.4.2. Root structure 24 vi CONTENTS2.5. Stress
25 2.6. Vowel sequences 252.7. Phonotactics
27 2.8. Morphophonemics 322.8.1. -um- allomorphy
32 2.8.2. Nasal accretion 352.8.3. Possessive suffix -ndo-do
36 2.8.4. Allomorphy of -Ci and -Cao 362.9. Adaptation of loanwords
373. Words and word classes 41
3.1. Words, affixes, clitics
41 3.1.1. Words 413.1.2. Affixes
42 3.1.3. Inflection and derivation 423.1.4. Clitics and cliticization
42 3.2. Word classes 433.3. Individual discussion of word classes
44 3.3.1. Noun 443.3.2. Verb
45 3.3.3. Pronoun 473.3.4. Numeral
47 3.3.5. Quantifier 473.3.6. Adverb
47 3.3.7. Preposition 473.3.8. Conjunction
47 3.3.9. Particle 483.3.10. Interjection
48 3.4. Word-class changes and double membership 483.5. Conclusion
494. Verbal inflection 50
4.1. Subject inflection
50 4.2. Agreement 524.3. The three verb classes
52 4.4. Membership of the three verb classes 544.5. Realis and irrealis
57 4.6. The definiteness shift 594.6.1. Definition and illustration
59 4.6.2. Derived transitivity and the definiteness shift 634.6.3. Exceptions to the definiteness shift
65 4.7. Minor verb class changes 664.8. Direct and indirect object inflection
67 4.8.1. Direct object inflection 694.8.2. Indirect object inflection
70 4.8.3. The missing first person inclusive 714.8.4. The form -kaeta
72 4.9. Inflection and derived constructions 735. The nominal phrase 76
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» General introduction 1 Phonology 15 Words and word classes 41 Verbal inflection 50
» The nominal phrase 76 The prepositional phrase 137 The clause 148
» Clausal modifications 195 The sentence 231
» Location Ecology Muna: the island, the people
» Demography Muna: the island, the people
» Housing and economy Social organization Religion
» History Muna: the island, the people
» Previous studies Language boundaries and dialects
» Subgrouping Literature and language use
» Fieldwork Methodology and framework
» Framework Methodology and framework
» Phoneme inventory Phonetic description
» List of contrasts Phoneme frequency
» Syllable structure Syllable and root structure
» Stress Vowel sequences Derivational morphology 275
» Possessive suffix -ndo-do Allomorphy of -Ci and -Cao
» Adaptation of loanwords Derivational morphology 275
» Words Affixes Words, affixes, clitics
» Inflection and derivation Clitics and cliticization
» Word classes Derivational morphology 275
» Noun Individual discussion of word classes
» Verb Individual discussion of word classes
» Pronoun Numeral Quantifier Adverb Preposition
» Word-class changes and double membership Conclusion
» Subject inflection Derivational morphology 275
» Agreement The three verb classes
» Membership of the three verb classes
» Realis and irrealis Derivational morphology 275
» Definition and illustration The definiteness shift
» Derived transitivity and the definiteness shift
» Exceptions to the definiteness shift
» Minor verb-class changes Derivational morphology 275
» Direct object inflection Indirect object inflection
» The missing first person inclusive The form -kaeta
» Inflection and derived constructions
» The common noun Internal structure of the complex noun
» Derivation Reduced pronouns Pronoun as head of NP: modifiers
» The possessive suffixes Possessive constructions with and without linker
» Forms Locative usage Demonstrative pronoun
» Temporal usage Anaphoric usage
» The referential demonstratives Demonstrative pronoun
» Other usages of the referential demonstratives
» Combinations of demonstratives Demonstrative pronoun
» Derivations of demonstratives Demonstrative pronoun
» Co-occurrence restrictions of o
» Variation in usage Particles
» The numeral The measure phrase
» Derivations on numeral bases
» Derivations on measure-phrase bases
» Classifiers The measure phrase
» Measure nouns Quantifiers The measure phrase
» Quantification The measure phrase
» Relative clause as head of NP
» Types of attributes Attributes
» Internal structure of the nominal phrase Combinations and restrictions of modifiers
» The preposition we The preposition te
» The preposition ne Local prepositions
» The preposition bhe Non-local prepositions
» The preposition so The preposition ampa
» Variation and marked orders Complex prepositions
» Bare intransitive clauses Unmarked order: VS
» Existential clauses with naando
» Existential clauses with bhe
» Unmarked order: SVO Transitive clauses
» Zero objects Object agreement
» Experiential clauses Copular clauses
» Equative clauses Derivational morphology 275
» Exclamatory clauses Derivational morphology 275
» Full indirect objects Indirect object extensions
» Oblique indirect objects Indirect object extensions
» IO pronominal suffix Indirect object extensions
» Temporal periphery Temporal, locative and manner periphery
» Locative periphery Manner periphery
» Vocatives Interjections Other peripheral elements
» Fronting Transitivizing Derivational morphology 275
» Factitives Causatives on dynamic intransitive bases
» Causatives on transitive bases
» The negator suano Other negators
» Content questions The interrogative mode
» Questions introduced by soo-mo Other question words Indirect questions
» The imperative verb form The use of free pronouns in imperatives
» Modifying the imperative: affixes and adverbs
» Marked by active participles
» Marked by passive participles Nominalized relative clauses
» Locative relative clauses Free relatives
» Conjoining: introduction Conjoining without conjunction
» Marked by dependent conjunctions
» Alternative Simultaneous Contrastive Derivational morphology 275
» Additive Surprisive Derivational morphology 275
» Conclusive Clarificatory Conditional Derivational morphology 275
» Concessive Reason Derivational morphology 275
» Manner Purpose Derivational morphology 275
» Dubitative Balanced Derivational morphology 275
» Direct speech Indirect speech
» Perfective -mo in narrative discourse
» The clitic -a Derivational morphology 275
» Affixation: summary Derivational morphology 275
» FEKA- FO Affixes and affix-combinations
» FO FOKO- FOKO--U Affixes and affix-combinations
» -GHOO Affixes and affix-combinations
» -HA Affixes and affix-combinations
» -HI Affixes and affix-combinations
» -HO I- -CAO Affixes and affix-combinations
» -CI Affixes and affix-combinations
» KA- Affixes and affix-combinations
» KA--HA Affixes and affix-combinations
» KA- + REDUPLICATION Affixes and affix-combinations
» KI--HA KO- Affixes and affix-combinations
» KO--HA- KO + REDUPLICATION Affixes and affix-combinations
» -MANA MANSI- + REDUPLICATION MANSO- MBA- + REDUPLICATION
» ME-, MO- -MO Affixes and affix-combinations
» -VMU Affixes and affix-combinations
» MPO- + REDUPLICATION NA- NE- NI-
» NGKO- NSA- + REDUPLICATION PA- PAKA- PARA-
» PE- PIKI- PO- Affixes and affix-combinations
» POKA- + REDUPLICATION PONTA- + REDUPLICATION SA-
» SA--HA SI- SI--HA Affixes and affix-combinations
» TA- Affixes and affix-combinations
» TI- TI- TE- -UM--NO, ME--NO, MO--NO
» Partial reduplication Supernumerary reduplication
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