Georgian interrogative pronouns #
This file defines the Georgian interrogative pronouns vin 'who', ra 'what' and romeli
'which', and the interrogative pro-adverbs sad(a) 'where', rodis 'when' and rogor 'how'.
Each is recorded with the ontological category it asks about. Hewitt notes that ra combines
only with non-human nouns and romeli with human and non-human nouns alike. The interrogatives
are the bases of the indefinite series of Georgian.Indefinites.
References #
vin 'who' asks about a person.
Equations
- Georgian.Pronouns.vin = { form := "vin", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.person }
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ra 'what' asks about a thing.
Equations
- Georgian.Pronouns.ra = { form := "ra", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.thing }
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sad(a) 'where' asks about a place.
Equations
- Georgian.Pronouns.sad = { form := "sad", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.place }
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rodis 'when' asks about a time.
Equations
- Georgian.Pronouns.rodis = { form := "rodis", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.time }
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rogor 'how' asks about a manner.
Equations
- Georgian.Pronouns.rogor = { form := "rogor", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.manner }
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romeli 'which' is a determiner.
Equations
- Georgian.Pronouns.romeli = { form := "romeli", ontology := Pronoun.OntologicalCategory.determiner }