Verb meaning , Microroles , Coding sets and Argument types
# | FEEL COLD | Coding set | Argument type |
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1 | freezing person | NP-nom | S |
Alternations
Alternation name | Occurs | Comment | Coded? | Derived Coding frame | Examples |
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C
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NNever | y | |||
C
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NNever | y | |||
C
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NNever | y | |||
C
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RRegularly | y |
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U
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NNever | applies to the causative version | n |
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U
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NNever | n | |||
C
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RRegularly | If one wants to use the chubakte verb in order to express a causation, it is necessary to suffix the -tua causative morpheme. This verb does not accept an equipollent causal verb form such as *chubakta. | y |
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C
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NNever | y | |||
U
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NNever | n | |||
C
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NNever | y | |||
C
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RRegularly | y |
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C
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NNever | Another verb which means 'to freeze' is available to convey a causative relation. | y | ||
C
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NNever | y |