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Linglib.Fragments.Jarawara.PossessedNouns

Jarawara Possessed Nouns [Ada24] [DV04] #

Inalienably possessed noun classes and the mano 'arm' paradigm in Jarawara (Arawan), drawn from [Ada24] §3.2 and [DV04].

Key facts #

Semantic Classification ([DV04] p. 311) #

The iPossessable class maps onto the upper portion of the cross-linguistic inalienability hierarchy from Possession.Typology.

Semantic classification of Jarawara iPossessable nouns ([DV04] p. 311; [Ada24] Table 3).

  • label : String
  • memberCount :
  • examples : List (String × String)
  • inalienabilityRank : Possession.InalienabilityRank

    Nearest match on the cross-linguistic inalienability hierarchy.

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                              All 12 semantic classes of iPossessable nouns.

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                                theorem Jarawara.total_ipossessable :
                                List.foldl (fun (x1 x2 : ) => x1 + x2) 0 (List.map (fun (x : PossessedNounClass) => x.memberCount) allClasses) = 175

                                Total iPossessable nouns: ~175 ([DV04] p. 310).

                                Person–number features of a Jarawara possessor.

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                                  def Jarawara.instReprPerson.repr :
                                  PersonStd.Format
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                                      def Jarawara.instReprPossGender.repr :
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                                        A possessor with full φ-features. Third person distinguishes gender; first and second person can be singular or plural, with clusivity for first person plural.

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                                          def Jarawara.instDecidableEqPossessor.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : Possessor) :
                                          Decidable (x✝ = x✝¹)
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                                            def Jarawara.instReprPossessor.repr :
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                                              A possessor bears its φ-number (HasNumber).

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                                              A possessor bears its φ-person (HasPerson).

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                                              Possessed noun form: "masculine" (mano) or "feminine" (mani). These labels follow [DV04]'s terminology; they reflect φ-agreement with the possessor, not the noun's own gender (which is always feminine).

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                                                  Derived mano paradigm ([Ada24] Appendix B) #

                                                  The mano/mani alternation is derived from three components:

                                                  1. MARKED features: [PARTICIPANT] (1st/2nd person) and [MASC] (masculine possessor gender) are both MARKED.
                                                  2. Impoverishment (ex. 63): [MASC] → ∅ / [PL] and [MASC] → ∅ / [PARTICIPANT]. Impoverishment deletes [MASC] when [PL] or [PARTICIPANT] is present.
                                                  3. VI (A7): √MANV ↔ mano / [MARKED]; √MANV ↔ mani (elsewhere).

                                                  The derivation:

                                                  Whether the possessor is a speech act participant ([PARTICIPANT]).

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                                                    Whether the possessor has [MASC] that survives impoverishment. [MASC] is deleted when [PL] or [PARTICIPANT] is present.

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                                                      Whether any MARKED feature remains after impoverishment. MARKED = [PARTICIPANT] or [MASC] (if it survives).

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                                                        The possessed form of mano 'arm', derived from MARKED features, impoverishment, and VI (A7).

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                                                          Table 5/6 verification: each possessor combination.

                                                          3.M.PL: [MASC] is deleted by impoverishment in context of [PL], and 3rd person is not [PARTICIPANT], so no MARKED feature remains.

                                                          3.F.PL: no [MASC], 3rd person not [PARTICIPANT] → elsewhere.

                                                          A subset of nouns with attested free and iPossessed forms. Free forms are all feminine ([DV04] pp. 80, 285).

                                                          • free : String
                                                          • iPossessed : String
                                                          • gloss : String
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                                                            def Jarawara.instDecidableEqFreeVsPossessed.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : FreeVsPossessed) :
                                                            Decidable (x✝ = x✝¹)
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                                                                  All Jarawara iPossessable classes fall at or above culturalItem on the cross-linguistic inalienability hierarchy. The three highest-ranked categories (body parts, spatial relations, part-whole) account for 112/175 = 64% of all iPossessable nouns.

                                                                  theorem Jarawara.core_inalienable_majority :
                                                                  have core := List.filter (fun (x : PossessedNounClass) => decide (x.inalienabilityRank.toNat Possession.InalienabilityRank.partWhole.toNat)) allClasses; List.foldl (fun (x1 x2 : ) => x1 + x2) 0 (List.map (fun (x : PossessedNounClass) => x.memberCount) core) = 118

                                                                  The four highest-ranked inalienable categories (body parts, spatial relations, part-whole, and kinship-adjacent) account for the majority: 62 (body parts) + 17 (orientation) + 14 (whole/part) + 19 (plant parts)

                                                                  • 6 (place) = 118 / 175.