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Baek 2021

Baek, Sangyub 白尚燁 (2021). サハリン地域のウイルタ語・アイヌ語・ニヴフ語における3人称標示と複数接辞[Third-person marking and plural affixes in Uilta, Ainu and Nivkh of the Sakhalin area].

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1. Sakaguchi distinguishes the two Sakhalin suffixes: -(a)hcin marks a homogeneous plural (all members standing in the same possessive relation), while -utara may mark homogeneous or approximative plurality and extends to personal names ; . 73 Nominal Number: Transnumerality, -utar, and the Locus of Plurality
2. The Sakhalin verbal plural =hci and its relatives attach outside the person-inflected verb; their classification as number rather than third-person marking is a point on which Nakagawa and Sakaguchi converge against earlier descriptions ; ; . 73 Architecture of the Personal-Affix System: The Four Persons and the S/A/O Paradigms
3. Baek adds that Sakhalin -(a)hci extends to the nominal domain, a trait shared with Uilta and Nivkh in the Sakhalin area and absent from Hokkaido . 73 Person–Number Interactions and Plural Agreement
4. The comparison of person and number marking across Uilta, Sakhalin Ainu, and Nivkh has been carried out systematically and is addressed in . no page Northern Contact: Nivkh, Tungusic, and Manchu
5. Person and number marking across Uilta, Sakhalin Ainu, and Nivkh has been compared directly . no page Northern Contact: Nivkh, Tungusic, and Manchu