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7. Some Properties of the Texmelucan Zapotec Verbs 'Go,''Come,' and 'Arrive'

Author

Speck, Charles H. and Pickett, Velma B.

Abstract

A study of verbs of movement from the point of view of what causes these particular verbs to be used. The defining features of these verbs are presented and discussed. The analysis is made in terms of its relation to the Mixtec analysis, with suggestions for reexamination of the latter. (SCC)

Published
1976

10. El pronombre inaudible en el zapoteco del Istmo

Author

Marlett, Stephen A., Pickett, Velma B., Marlett, Stephen A., and Pickett, Velma B.

Abstract

Este trabajo presenta datos del zapoteco del Istmo (Oaxaca, México) relacionados con un pronombre inaudible, el cual siempre es correferente (anafórico) con un sustantivo precedente en la misma oración (sea sujeto u otra relación gramatical) o en el discurso, pero que no puede ser correferente con un pronombre audible. El trabajo presenta las reglas gramaticales y discursivas que controlan el uso y la interpretación del pronombre inaudible, con ejemplos abundantes., This paper presents data from Isthmus Zapotec (Oaxaca, Mexico) concerning a silent pronoun which is always coreferential (anaphoric) with a preceding noun in either the same sentence (which may be subject or some other grammatical relation) or in the discourse, but which cannot be coreferential with another audible pronoun. The paper presents the rules of grammar and discourse which control the use and interpretation of the silent pronoun, with abundant examples., http://www.sil.org/resources/archives/39095

Published
1996

11. El pronombre inaudible en el zapoteco del Istmo

Author

Marlett, Stephen A., Pickett, Velma B., Marlett, Stephen A., and Pickett, Velma B.

Abstract

Este trabajo presenta datos del zapoteco del Istmo (Oaxaca, México) relacionados con un pronombre inaudible, el cual siempre es correferente (anafórico) con un sustantivo precedente en la misma oración (sea sujeto u otra relación gramatical) o en el discurso, pero que no puede ser correferente con un pronombre audible. El trabajo presenta las reglas gramaticales y discursivas que controlan el uso y la interpretación del pronombre inaudible, con ejemplos abundantes., This paper presents data from Isthmus Zapotec (Oaxaca, Mexico) concerning a silent pronoun which is always coreferential (anaphoric) with a preceding noun in either the same sentence (which may be subject or some other grammatical relation) or in the discourse, but which cannot be coreferential with another audible pronoun. The paper presents the rules of grammar and discourse which control the use and interpretation of the silent pronoun, with abundant examples., http://www.sil.org/resources/archives/53052

Published
1994

17. Pluralization in Zapotec languages

Author

Marlett, Stephen A., Pickett, Velma B., Marlett, Stephen A., and Pickett, Velma B.

Abstract

http://www.sil.org/resources/archives/3251

Published
1986

18. Isthmus Zapotec loans

Author

Pickett, Velma B. and Pickett, Velma B.

Abstract

http://www.sil.org/resources/archives/6126

Published
1989

21. Isthmus Zapotec

Author

Pickett, Velma B. and Pickett, Velma B.

Abstract

http://www.sil.org/resources/archives/446

Published
1967

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