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Linglib.Fragments.Dargwa.Locatives

Tanti Dargwa locative forms #

This file defines the locative forms of Tanti Dargwa as Sumbatova describes them. A locative form is the oblique stem followed by three suffix slots: a localization, the domain in space with respect to the reference point, of which Tanti has eight; an orientation, whether the object is in that domain, moving towards it, from it or across it; and a direction of the motion with respect to the speaker, which the essive lacks, the elative requires and the lative admits. The translative combines only with the localizations sub, ante and post, and post with the translative alone. The orientations are the path heads of Pantcheva's decomposition and the localizations refine its regions, so the forms fill the region-by-path grid except for the route outside the exterior. An elative without the direction marker the spatial paradigm demands has a non-locative use, as the causee of a transitive causative and the standard of comparison.

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Localization #

A localization is the domain in space a locative form specifies with respect to the reference point.

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      The localizations the translative combines with.

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        Orientation #

        An orientation is the motion, or its absence, with respect to the reference point.

        • lative : Orientation

          The lative, unmarked, motion towards the reference point.

        • elative : Orientation

          The elative -r, motion from the reference point.

        • essive : Orientation

          The essive, the gender marker after the localization, location in the reference point.

        • translative : Orientation

          The translative -tːi, motion across the reference point.

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          def Dargwa.instReprOrientation.repr :
          Orientation → ℕ → Std.Format
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            Direction #

            A direction orients the motion with respect to the speaker or another point of reference.

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              def Dargwa.instReprDirection.repr :
              Direction → ℕ → Std.Format
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                Locative forms #

                A locative form is a localization, an orientation and, where the form has one, a direction.

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                  def Dargwa.instDecidableEqLocativeForm.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : LocativeForm) :
                  Decidable (x✝ = x✝¹)
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                      The suffixes of a locative form after the oblique stem, with the gender marker g in the essive.

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                        A form is spatial when its slots combine as the paradigm allows. The essive takes no direction marker, the elative requires one and the lative admits one; the translative combines only with the localizations that take it, and post only with the translative.

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                          kːumi-li-ja-r-sele 'from the bridge hither' is the super-elative with the direction hither, a spatial form whose suffixes the slots derive.

                          theorem Dargwa.LocativeForm.not_isSpatial_elative_none (l : Localization) :
                          ¬{ localization := l, orientation := Orientation.elative, direction := none }.IsSpatial

                          No elative without a direction marker is spatial.

                          theorem Dargwa.LocativeForm.isSpatial_essive {l : Localization} (h : l ≠ Localization.post) :
                          { localization := l, orientation := Orientation.essive, direction := none }.IsSpatial

                          The essive of every localization but post is spatial.

                          theorem Dargwa.LocativeForm.isSpatial_lative {l : Localization} (d : Option Direction) (h : l ≠ Localization.post) :
                          { localization := l, orientation := Orientation.lative, direction := d }.IsSpatial

                          The lative of every localization but post is spatial, with or without a direction.

                          theorem Dargwa.LocativeForm.isSpatial_elative_some {l : Localization} (d : Direction) (h : l ≠ Localization.post) :
                          { localization := l, orientation := Orientation.elative, direction := some d }.IsSpatial

                          The elative with a direction of every localization but post is spatial.

                          theorem Dargwa.LocativeForm.isSpatial_translative_iff {l : Localization} {d : Option Direction} :
                          { localization := l, orientation := Orientation.translative, direction := d }.IsSpatial ↔ l.TakesTranslative

                          The translative is spatial exactly with the localizations that take it.

                          theorem Dargwa.LocativeForm.isSpatial_post_iff {o : Orientation} {d : Option Direction} :
                          { localization := Localization.post, orientation := o, direction := d }.IsSpatial ↔ o = Orientation.translative

                          post takes the translative alone.

                          The forms fill the grid of regions and path heads except for the route, which the translative expresses, outside the exterior.

                          The super-elative without a direction marker of the standard of comparison.

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                            The standard of comparison is not a spatial form.