Re: case/adposition matrix

On 06/27 13:10  Dirk Elzinga wrote:
> Hey.
>
> Several years ago, someone posted a matrix of locative cases or
> adpositions. It was organized with spatial orientation (up, down, in,
> out, etc) on the y-axis and direction of motion (or lack of motion)
> on the x-axis (or something like that). I couldn't find it in my
> quick search of the archives. Does this sound familiar to anyone? If
> someone still has this matrix, could it be reposted here? You could
> also email me privately.
>
I checked to see if I had it among the stuff I printed in the early
years.  Unfortunately not.  If I remember correctly it measures
proximity in units starting from zero units from the speaker.  If it is
then it predates Conlang@Brown, into the Danish years.

- andrew.
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