Difference between revisions of "Okinawan and Miyako/Lexical selection"

Revision as of 16:17, 11 April 2017

Hand and arm are the same word in Okinawan (<>), but different words in Miyako. If <> is followed by an instrumental, we are assuming it is hand.

write with hand
(ryu) <> → (mvi) てぃーひーかきー
(ryu) <> → (mvi) てぃー{tag<ins> かきー<v>{tag|npst}}}}

はい can mean field, needle, or south, and is also a causative auxiliary verb. If it is followed by string, it is probably needle.

needle and string
(mvi) はいとぅいとぅ → (ryu) <>
(mvi) はいとぅ <n><com> いとぅ<n> → (ryu) <>

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 ==ryu → mvi ==
+Hand and arm are the same word in Okinawan (<>), but different words in Miyako.  If <> is followed by an instrumental, we are assuming it is hand.
+* write with hand
+*: {{transferTest|ryu|mvi|<>|てぃーひー かきー}}
+*:: {{transferMorphTest|ryu|mvi|<>|てぃー{tag|n}}{{tag|ins}} かきー{{tag|v}}{tag|npst}}}}
 ==mvi → ryu ==
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 * needle and string
-*: {{transferTest|mvi|ryu|はいとぅ いとぅ|needle and string}}
+*: {{transferTest|mvi|ryu|はいとぅ いとぅ|<>}}
-*:: {{transferMorphTest|mvi|ryu|はいとぅ {{tag|n}}{{tag|com}} いとぅ{{tag|n}}|}}
+*:: {{transferMorphTest|mvi|ryu|はいとぅ {{tag|n}}{{tag|com}} いとぅ{{tag|n}}|<>}}
 [[Category:Sp17_LexicalSelection]]