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b) Ayah mantong di rumoh-geuh.
Father still in house-3r
'Father is still in the house/at home.'
117. a) Pak Uma ka geu-jak u Medan-geuh.
Title Uma PERF 3r-go to Medan-3r
'Mr. Uma has gone to Medan.'
b) Pak Uma ka u Medan-geuh.
Title Uma PERF to Medan-3r
'Mr. Uma has gon to Medan.'
118. a) Lon na-lon nyoe-pat.
I exist-1 here
'I am here.'
b) Nyoe-pat-lon.
Here-1
' I am here.'
4.7 Cliticization of Subjects and Agents
By cliticization here is meant the replacement of
proclitics by the full forms of subject NP's or agents. This
was first discussed in Lawler (1975a and 1975b), termed as
SPC (Subject Preclitic) rule. It has also been treated in
Asyik (1982) and Durie (1985).
Not all subjects in active sentences can be cliticized.
The only subjects that can be cliticized are two first-