Cutting and breaking in Äiwoo: Event integration and the complexity of lexical expressions
This paper examines the lexical encoding of events of “cutting and breaking” in the Oceanic language Äiwoo. It shows that this language differs from previously described languages in this domain in several ways: in having complex “cut and break” forms consisting of two bound elements referring to di...
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