Re: THEORY: Alignment of ditransitive with monotransitive case roles.

Added some languages, for better geographic variety.

--- In conlang@yahoogroups.com, tomhchappell <tomhchappell@Y...>
> wrote:
> [snip]
> (This can be found online at
> http://email.eva.mpg.de/~haspelmt/DitransitiveAlignment.pdf
> )
> In this paper Haspelmath considers 100 example languages.
> [snip]
> Here are the type-combinations
> Haspelmath claims to have found in his 100-language sample,
> together with some of the languages in each combination of types.
>
> Indirective Accusative:
> Urubu-Kaapor, Apurina I, Purepecha Tarascan.
  Arabic Classical, Bagirmi, Georgian

>
> Indirective Ergative:
> Trumai, Kipea
  Abkhaz, Basque

>
> Indirective Neutral:
> Warao, Hixkaryana
  Bagirmi, Jeli

>
> Indirective Tripartite:
> Hixkaryana, Semelai
  Chukchi

>
>
> Secundative Accusative:
> Wari, Awa Pit
  Lango I, Huichol, Sahaptin

>
> Secundative Ergative:
> Ika, Greenlandic West
  Khumi, Tagalog II

>
> Secundative Neutral:
> Wari, Tagalog II
  Lango I, Yoruba

>
> Secundative Tripartite:
> Sahaptin, Maricopa, Greenlandic West, Mangarayi
  Motuna, Bella Coola

>
>
> Neutral Accusative:
> Urubu-Kaapor, Barasano
  Arabic Classical, Hausa, Georgian

>
> Neutral Ergative:
> Trumai, Shipibo-Konibo, Lakota
  Abkhaz, Lezgian, Semelai, Motuna

>
> Neutral Neutral:
> Warao, Araona, Ojibwa Ottawa
  Hausa, Jeli, Kana

>
> Neutral Tripartite:
> Sahaptin, Maricopa, Mangarayi, Ainu
  Semelai

>
>
> Tripartite Accusative:
> Awa Pit, Imonda
>
>
>
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>
> [snip]
>
>
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>
> Thanks for any comments.
>
>
> Tom H.C. in MI
> > [snip]