Existential, locative and possessive predication in Kamas
Chris Lasse Däbritz,
Beáta Wagner-Nagy
Abstract:This paper describes and analyses existential, locative and possessive predications in Kamas. Starting from a
functional-semantic perspective, we show that the three types of predications share many features, but they also exhibit some
important differences. Given that two layers of Kamas can be distinguished, we demonstrate that the reactivated Kamas of the last
speaker, Klavdiya Plotnikova, exhibits some peculiarities which can be explained partly by Russian influence. The most important
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