Locativos no verbales en Mazahua (otomangue)
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https://doi.org/10.26512/rbla.v12i1.30593Keywords:
adjunto, frase, preposición, verbo direccionalAbstract
The aim of this dissertation is focused on the description and explanation of the different grammatical mechanisms that the language has to express the non-verbal location. The importance lies in explaining that the Mazahua has morphological, lexical and syntactic resources to exhibit the locative senses. Mazahua like many other Oto-Mangean languages has a very productive locative verb construction. Dispositional, positional, locative, stative verbs are lexically determined. No verbal location is expressed in free and bound morphemes; lexical forms, noun and prepositional phrases. Also the direction of motion is denoted in verb. Location forms are peripheral adjuncts and do not count as part of the syntactic valence of verb. All these forms can appear in sentence.
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