Washo Clausal Embedding Inventory #
Washo (Hokan/isolate, ISO 639-3 was) inventory of complement-taking
predicates. Theory-light: each predicate carries its
[Noo07] CTP class where clear, [BH21]'s
presuppositional classification ((5); their §5.3.2 argues factivity is
not lexically specified — complements of 'remember'/'know' can be
false, (86)–(87) — so this field deliberately is not named factive),
and one morphological observable — the shape of the complement edge.
Forms follow the paper's orthography (after [jacobsen-1964]): : marks
vowel length, ʔ ɨ ŋ are IPA, stress is acute. 'know' and 'remember'
belong to a small inherently-negative class — the positive reading
requires the negative suffix -e:s, and 'remember' is simply negated
'forget' (their fn. 7).
Predicate schema #
Morphological shape of a predicate's notional-complement edge ([BH21] Table 1). The two morphemes co-vary without exception in their data, so one two-valued observable is faithful; there is no marginal cell. The -gi ~ -ge alternation is case (nominative vs accusative, their fn. 6) conditioned by the nominalization's matrix function — attitude complements are all accusative -ge.
- nominalized : ComplementEdge
Clausal nominalization: nominalizer -gi ~ -ge over independent mood -i.
- bare : ComplementEdge
Bare clause: dependent mood -aʔ, never nominalized.
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- Washo.Clause.instDecidableEqComplementEdge x✝ y✝ = if h : x✝.ctorIdx = y✝.ctorIdx then isTrue ⋯ else isFalse ⋯
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- Washo.Clause.instReprComplementEdge = { reprPrec := Washo.Clause.instReprComplementEdge.repr }
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A Washo complement-taking predicate.
ctpClass: [Noo07] category;nonewhere the assignment is unclear ('dream').presuppositional: [BH21] (5) — "the embedded clause refers to familiar content" — their descriptive classification, deliberately notfactive(§5.3.2).edge: the complement-edge observable (Table 1).
- form : String
- gloss : String
- ctpClass : Option CTPClass
- presuppositional : Bool
- edge : ComplementEdge
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- Washo.Clause.instReprWashoEmbedder = { reprPrec := Washo.Clause.instReprWashoEmbedder.repr }
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Presuppositional predicates — nominalized complements #
[BH21] (5b), §2: complements are always nominalized with -gi ~ -ge and occur with the independent mood suffix -i.
hamup'ay 'forget'. [BH21] (1), (9), (31), (33).
Equations
- Washo.Clause.hamupay = { form := "hamup'ay", gloss := "forget", ctpClass := some CTPClass.knowledge, presuppositional := true, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.nominalized }
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hamup'ay-e:s 'remember' — negated 'forget' (inherently-negative class, fn. 7). [BH21] (8), (86).
Equations
- Washo.Clause.hamupayEs = { form := "hamup'ay-e:s", gloss := "remember", ctpClass := some CTPClass.knowledge, presuppositional := true, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.nominalized }
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ašaš-e:s 'know' — negated 'not know' (inherently-negative class). [BH21] (6), (32), (87).
Equations
- Washo.Clause.ashashEs = { form := "ašaš-e:s", gloss := "know", ctpClass := some CTPClass.knowledge, presuppositional := true, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.nominalized }
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i:gi 'see'. Attested with a propositional complement ('I saw that it rained', (10)) and with plain DP objects ((89)). [BH21] (10), (20), (88).
Equations
- Washo.Clause.iigi = { form := "i:gi", gloss := "see", ctpClass := some CTPClass.perception, presuppositional := true, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.nominalized }
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damal 'hear'. Attested only on the event-perception reading ('I heard it raining', (11); 'I heard the man singing', (84b)). [BH21] (11), (84).
Equations
- Washo.Clause.damal = { form := "damal", gloss := "hear", ctpClass := some CTPClass.perception, presuppositional := true, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.nominalized }
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Non-presuppositional predicates — bare complements #
[BH21] (5a), §2: complements "surface with the 'dependent' mood marker -aʔ" and "are never nominalized".
hamu 'think'. [BH21] (2), (13), (41), (42).
Equations
- Washo.Clause.hamu = { form := "hamu", gloss := "think", ctpClass := some CTPClass.propAttitude, presuppositional := false, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.bare }
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i:d 'say'. [BH21] (14), (37), (50).
Equations
- Washo.Clause.iid = { form := "i:d", gloss := "say", ctpClass := some CTPClass.utterance, presuppositional := false, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.bare }
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mɨtgi:bɨl-e:s 'believe' — negated 'disbelieve' (inherently- negative class, fn. 7). [BH21] (16).
Equations
- Washo.Clause.metgiibilEs = { form := "mɨtgi:bɨl-e:s", gloss := "believe", ctpClass := some CTPClass.propAttitude, presuppositional := false, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.bare }
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gum-suʔuʔuš 'dream' (reflexive gum-). Its 'that'-complement is always bare ((15), (52), (54)); the nominalized complement of the non-reflexive form is an internally headed relative, not a notional complement ((55)). No clear [Noo07] class. [BH21] §3.2.2.
Equations
- Washo.Clause.gumsuus = { form := "gum-suʔuʔuš", gloss := "dream", ctpClass := none, presuppositional := false, edge := Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.bare }
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Inventories #
The complement-taking predicates with quotable per-predicate data in [BH21].
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The predicates taking nominalized complements.
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- Washo.Clause.nominalizedTakers = List.filter (fun (x : Washo.Clause.WashoEmbedder) => x.edge == Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.nominalized) Washo.Clause.allEmbedders
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The predicates taking bare complements.
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- Washo.Clause.bareTakers = List.filter (fun (x : Washo.Clause.WashoEmbedder) => x.edge == Washo.Clause.ComplementEdge.bare) Washo.Clause.allEmbedders
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Drift sentry: the nominalized-takers are exactly the five presuppositional predicates.
[BH21] Table 1's correlation, stated exceptionless in both directions: a predicate takes nominalized complements iff it is presuppositional.