knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = FALSE) library(lingglosses)
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In [@comrie08] you can find multiple glosses like r add_gloss("ABS")
and r add_gloss("ERG")
. You can also find them in [@verhees19: 198], where she describes general converb constructions in Andi, see example (@andi_example):
(@andi_example)
gloss_example("hede-w w-ulon", "DEM-M M-go.AOR", "He went.")
In (@andi_example) author used some glosses like r add_gloss("DEM")
, r add_gloss("M")
and r add_gloss("AOR")
defined in [@comrie08]. She also mentioned that the aorist form of r gloss_example("CL-uk'", "CL-be", intext = TRUE)
if really important.
There is also a verbal inflection paradigm of Andi (East Caucasian) presented in [@verhees19: 199] \@ref(tab:tw):
| | r add_gloss("AFF")
| r add_gloss("NEG")
|
|----------------------|----------------------|----------------------|
| r add_gloss("AOR")
| -∅ | -sːu |
| r add_gloss("MSD")
| -r | -sːu-r |
| r add_gloss("HAB")
| -do | -do-sːu |
| r add_gloss("FUT")
| -dja | -do-sːja |
| r add_gloss("INF")
| -du | -du-sːu |
make_gloss_list()
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