2012
DOI: 10.5377/wani.v65i0.881
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Las palabras del miskito: EI diccionario Español-Miskito, Miskito-Español, compilado por Dionisio Melgara

Abstract: klungwaika (k1unhwaika)=parte por donde se magulla.klungwanka (k1unhwanka)=acci6n de k1ungwaia 0 k1unhwaia.y Honduras. La actua1izaci6n de 1a ortografia -que refleja el uso actual predominante en la RAAN-es de particular interes en vista de una posible evoluci6n en la pronunciaci6n del idioma con relaci6n al tiempo en que los diccionarios que sirven de fuente principal fueron elaborados. Este nuevo diccionario no solo realiza la necesaria compaginaci6n de la informaci6n contenida en aquellos trabajos ya clasic… Show more

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“…Demonstratives precede the noun, while quantifiers follow it in Misumalpan languages. Unlike in the Mesoamerican linguistic area (Campbell et al 1986: 545;547-548), in Misumalpan languages the possessor noun precedes the possessed noun, and the most widespread constituent order is SOV (Salamanca 1988;Green 1999).…”
Section: Misumalpan Languagesmentioning
confidence: 96%
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“…Demonstratives precede the noun, while quantifiers follow it in Misumalpan languages. Unlike in the Mesoamerican linguistic area (Campbell et al 1986: 545;547-548), in Misumalpan languages the possessor noun precedes the possessed noun, and the most widespread constituent order is SOV (Salamanca 1988;Green 1999).…”
Section: Misumalpan Languagesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Prefixes are exceptional among Misumalpan grammatical morphemes: Miskito, for instance, has a prefix ai-reducing verbal valency (Salamanca 1988: 202). Notions of case (e.g., dative, locative, ablative) are expressed by postpositions in Miskito and Ulwa (Salamanca 1988;Green 1999). For Ulwa, accusativedative syncretism has been described (Green 1999: 72-73).…”
Section: Misumalpan Languagesmentioning
confidence: 99%