Re: THEORY: Xpositions in Ypositional languages {X,Y}={pre,post}

On 9/22/07, R A Brown <ray@...> wrote:
>
> You'll be disappointed (unless I'm really getting senile & missed
> something). The only examples I found Dryer gave of 'inpositions' were
> from Anindilyakwa (Northern Territory, Australia), and Tümpisa Shoshone
> in California.
Did someone say Shoshone? I suppose now I'll have to read this paper.
I am not aware of anything like an "inposition" in any Numic language.

Dirk