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Linglib.Fragments.Kawapanan.Shawi.Basic

Shawi Agreement Fragment @cite{clem-deal-2024} #

Shawi (Chayahuita; ISO 639-3: cbt; Glottocode: chay1248) is a Kawapanan language spoken in Peru. The data formalized here are based on @cite{clem-deal-2024}, drawing on the corpus and descriptive work of Bourdeau (2015), Barraza de García (2005), Hart (1988), and Ulloa (in preparation).

What this fragment captures (theory-neutral) #

This file imports only Core/. All theoretical analysis — the mapping of ergative distribution to a particular Agree configuration — lives in Phenomena/Agreement/Studies/ClemDeal2024.lean.

Shawi uses a minimal/augmented number system rather than singular/plural; 1INCL "minimal" picks out the speaker+hearer dyad, etc. (@cite{clem-deal-2024} fn. 4, after Corbett 2000). For non-inclusive persons min/aug correspond closely to singular/plural.

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      Inclusivity dimension orthogonal to PersonLevel; only relevant for 1st person (1INCL vs 1EXCL).

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          A φ-feature bundle for a Shawi argument. Field order matches the subjectMarkers / objectMarkers row layout: person, clusivity, number.

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            def Fragments.Kawapanan.Shawi.instDecidableEqPhi.decEq (x✝ x✝¹ : Phi) :
            Decidable (x✝ = x✝¹)
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                Subject agreement suffixes, indicative mood (@cite{clem-deal-2024} Table 1, after Hart 1988, Barraza de García 2005, Ulloa to appear). Glottal stop is written '; optional (a) reflects source variation.

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                  Object agreement suffixes (@cite{clem-deal-2024} Table 2). 3rd person objects show no overt agreement (); we encode this directly with none rather than an empty-string sentinel.

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                    def Fragments.Kawapanan.Shawi.lookupMarker (paradigm : List (Features.Prominence.PersonLevel × Clusivity × Number × Option String)) (φ : Phi) :
                    Option String

                    Lookup an agreement suffix; returns none if the row is absent or the cell itself is null (3rd-person object).

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                      The ergative case suffix (@cite{clem-deal-2024} (4)). Attaches to some transitive subjects; the -(*ri) notation in the paper indicates that the form is -ri when present and ungrammatical when absent in the relevant configurations.

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                        def Fragments.Kawapanan.Shawi.oagrOnSMarker (objectPhi : Phi) :
                        Option String

                        "Object agreement on subject" exponent, doubling the object's φ on the subject immediately after -ri (@cite{clem-deal-2024} (12), (32)). Reuses the object-agreement paradigm.

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                          Position of an object inside the vP (@cite{clem-deal-2024} §3.2, (30)). low = inside the inner v_cat phase, invisible to the v probe; high = outside the inner phase (Spec,v_cat or higher), visible.

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                              External-syntax options for an object in a transitive clause. The surface order is determined by which option is realized: overt-postverbal corresponds to canonical SVO; fronted to OSV; pro-dropped to subject-only surface form (@cite{clem-deal-2024} (9), (20)–(21), (26)).

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                                  def Fragments.Kawapanan.Shawi.objectSyntaxLicit (subjBearsErg : Bool) :
                                  ObjectSyntaxBool

                                  When the subject bears -ri, the object cannot remain overt-postverbal: it must be either fronted (OSV) or pro-dropped (@cite{clem-deal-2024} (9), (21)). When the subject does not bear -ri, all three options are available.

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                                    Shawi's morphological case inventory: nominative (unmarked) and ergative (-ri). No accusative; objects are unmarked.

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