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230 P. Muysken, H. Hammarström, J. Birchall, R. v. Gijn, O. Krasnoukhova, N. Müller Appendix 1: Example of the coding scheme adopted in the study Language Applicative construction Are demonstratives Are there any In possessive Person and number can change the type of related to third (grammaticalized) constructions with distinctions are object the verb takes person pronouns? sex-markers? pronominal possessor, morphologically without changing (realized on the is the ‘possessed’ noun conflated valency noun itself) usually marked? (state most frequent construction; if depends on alienability, state marking in alienable constructions) Cavinena [cav] ? c 0 a ? Hupde [jup] 0 a 1 a ? Pilaga [plg] 1 e 1 b 0 Trio [tri] ? e 0 b 0 Wichi Lhamtes 1 ? ? ? 0 Nocten [mtp]
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82 Lucía Golluscio Mapa 1: Ubicaci
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86 Lucía Golluscio Algunos autores
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88 Lucía Golluscio En vilela, hemo
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94 Lucía Golluscio 4.3.2.4 El sufi
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106 Lucía Golluscio plenas sordas
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108 Lucía Golluscio (51) /bapus/
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110 Lucía Golluscio 6.4 La palatal
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114 Lucía Golluscio último, para
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116 Lucía Golluscio PL plural POS
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118 Lucía Golluscio González, Heb
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120 Lucía Golluscio Terán, Buenav
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122 Mutua Mehinaku & Bruna Franchet
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168 Hebe A. González Tabla 1: List
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170 Hebe A. González Mapa 1: Lengu
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328 Ulrike Mosel (4) b. Me=paa vahu
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330 Ulrike Mosel (6) b. Me=ori paa
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332 Ulrike Mosel a hena=na=e a pare
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334 Ulrike Mosel (10) a. Enaa re na
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336 Ulrike Mosel (13) a. Me=paa gon
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340 Ulrike Mosel simple paratactic
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342 Ulrike Mosel Mahaka, Mark & Mag
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344 Donald L. Stilo V. Indo-Europea
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