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Linglib.Fragments.Mayan.Chuj.Verbs

Chuj verbs #

The Chuj verbs of Alonso-Ovalle and Royer's examples, by root, with the proto-role entailments of their subjects. Man 'buy', yam 'grab', sik' 'select' and chi' 'eat' are transitive and wa' 'eat' and chanhalw 'dance' intransitive, each with an agent as its subject; nib' 'like', transitive with the derived transitive suffix -ej in ix-s-nib'-ej 'liked', has an experiencer as its subject, sentient but not volitional.

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sik' 'select', passive sik'-chaj.

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    chi' 'eat', transitive, as in ix-chi'-an chi'b'ej 'ate meat' with its subject focused.

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      chanhalw 'dance', intransitive.

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        wa' 'eat', intransitive.

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          nib' 'like', with an experiencer as its subject.

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