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miya-english-hausa dictionary - UCLA Department of Linguistics

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Independent pronouns (8:§1.1)<br />

Singular Plural<br />

1 mn 1 my<br />

2m fy [fw:] 2 hn<br />

2f mc”/mciy<br />

3m t/ty 3 tln<br />

3f nj/njy<br />

Verbal Subject Clitics (8:§1.2)<br />

Perfective Subjunctive<br />

APPENDICES 1<br />

APPENDIX I: PRONOUNS<br />

Negative<br />

Subjunctive<br />

Focused Subject<br />

Perf. I; Imperf.<br />

(w. no AUX)<br />

51<br />

Focused<br />

Subject<br />

Perf. II<br />

Imperfective w.<br />

AUX<br />

1 mn mn mn ta mn mn d mn + AUX n<br />

2m f f f " fy " f " f " f<br />

2f m m m " mc " m " m " ?<br />

3m () Ø d ty t t " t " t” " ()<br />

3f () (nj) d nj " nj " nj " nj” " ()<br />

1p my my my t my " my " miy " y<br />

2p n n hn " hn " hn " h”n " ?<br />

3p ((tln) ) (tln) d tln t tln " tln " tl”n " ()<br />

Intransitive Copy Pronoun Clitics (5:§4.1)<br />

Verbal TAM’s (Perfective) Nominal TAM’s (Subjunctive)<br />

H H Class<br />

‘X turned’<br />

Other classes<br />

‘X bathed’<br />

H H Class<br />

‘that X turn’<br />

Other classes<br />

‘that X bathe’<br />

1 sg. mn ghdza-wn say mn bsu-wan sy mn gh”dza-wn mn b”su-wun<br />

2 m.sg. f gh”dza-k say f b”s”-ku sy f gh”dza-f f b”sa-f”<br />

2 f. sg. m gh”dza-kn say m b”s”-k”n sy m gh”dza-ghn<br />

[ghdzn] 2<br />

m b”sa-gh”n<br />

[bsn] 1<br />

3 m.sg. gh”dza-t say b”s”-ta sy d gh”dz-uws d b”s-uws”<br />

3 f.sg. gh”dza-tl say b”s”-tla sy d gh”dza-z d b”sa-za<br />

(plural persons on next page)<br />

Condit.<br />

Future<br />

1 References in parentheses are to Russell G. Schuh, A Grammar <strong>of</strong> Miya, <strong>Linguistics</strong> Volume 130,<br />

University <strong>of</strong> California Press, 1998.<br />

2 The sequence /agh”C/ is realized phonetically as [C]. See 2:§1.2.2.

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