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Linglib.Fragments.ASL.Determiners

ASL quantifier signs #

This file records the quantificational signs of American Sign Language attested with locus and height modification in [DG22], under their ASL Signbank ID glosses, as the carrier Sign. A sign projects to a Quantifier record and denotes the readings the literature makes available for its gloss: FS(ALL) is the fingerspelled universal, ALL-b its two-handed form, NONEsym the symmetrical negative quantifier, and the numerals ONE and TWO carry both the at-least and the exactly reading. Which signs carry a height-marked locus themselves and which take a following IX-arc is a matter of their phonological form and is classified in the study, not here.

References #

The quantifier signs attested in the paper.

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      The sign as a determiner record.

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        All the signs.

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          The readings available for a sign, those of its gloss: the universals and EACH read as every, NONEsym as no, the existentials as Quantifier.GQ.some, FEW as few, MOST as most, and the numerals as atLeast or exactly; MANY has no reading, its standard being contextual.

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