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Yoshikawa 2020
Yoshikawa Yoshimi 吉川佳見 (2020). アイヌ語における存在型アスペクト形式[Existential-type aspect forms in Ainu (dissertation)].
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a=epirkatomteresu kor an pe a=ne ayne
4.A=raise.well.finely.on and exist NMLZ 4.A=COP CONJ
‘I was one who had been raised well and with care’
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- Applied to the doubled manner stem, the same applicative yields epirkatomteresu, which Yoshikawa's Saru valency list places among the verbs of long-term action and glosses '…を〜で大事に育てる' : no page Adverbial (Manner) Incorporation and the Property-Verb Question
- Yoshikawa groups kor an, wa an, kane an, and hine an under the cover term existential aspectual forms, all tracing to the same grammaticalization source in the lexical existential an, with individual varieties positioned at different points along the cline ; . no page The Existential-Aspect System: kor an Progressive and wa an Resultative-Perfect
- characterizes ruwe ne as semantically unmarked among the four direct forms, capable of summarizing and marking scene transitions much as Japanese のだ does — a discourse function consistent with its being the most grammaticalized direct member . no page Mirativity, Evidential Scope, and Grammaticalization to Sentence-Final Particles
- Yoshikawa analyses ruwe ne as the semantically unmarked member of the evidential series, functioning like Japanese のだ/んです to mark episode boundaries and scene transitions ‹contested›. no page Narrative TAM and Evidential Patterning by Genre