2012
DOI: 10.1515/cog-2012-0005
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Physical properties and culture-specific factors as principles of semantic categorisation of the Gújjolaay Eegimaa noun class system

Abstract: 2 the formal and semantic instances of multiple classification reveals the existence of conceptual correlations between the physical properties and the culture-specific semantic parameters of categorisation used in the Eegimaa noun class system.

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“…Table 2). (Sagna 2011;2012). This subcategory of collectives includes a limited number of nouns denoting body parts such as the nominal root -fal 'body hair' (realised ga-fal 'body hair (SG)', u-fal ''body hair (PL)' bu-fal 'body hair (collective)') and -ssít 'feather' illustrated in (12) above.…”
Section: 2! Syntactic Agreement In Eegimaamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table 2). (Sagna 2011;2012). This subcategory of collectives includes a limited number of nouns denoting body parts such as the nominal root -fal 'body hair' (realised ga-fal 'body hair (SG)', u-fal ''body hair (PL)' bu-fal 'body hair (collective)') and -ssít 'feather' illustrated in (12) above.…”
Section: 2! Syntactic Agreement In Eegimaamentioning
confidence: 99%