Rara #109
Legacy number: 109
| Number | 109 |
| Phenomenon | bound morphology (almost) exclusively prefixal |
| Found in | Athabaskan lgs [a family possession?] |
| Domain | morphology: inflection — types of exponents and their uses |
| Type | infrequentale (family possession) |
| Keywords | prefix |
| Source | Kibrik, Andrej A. (2000). Morphosyntactic peculiarities of the Athabaskan languages of North America. Talk, Universität Konstanz, 14 Dec 2000. |
| Violates | #??? (suffixing preference) |
Discussion
Notes
As analysed by Rice (2000), verb stems are underlyingly initial, being moved right by a late rule; verb affixes would thus be suffixes underlyingly.
Comment
As analysed by <r>Rice 2000</r>, verb stems are underlyingly initial, being moved right by a late rule; verb affixes would thus be suffixes underlyingly.
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