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Wunderlich, Dieter (2000). On the inverse type of argument linking.
URL: http://web.phil-fak.uni-duesseldorf.de/~wdl/inv-type.pdf
(Last accessed 2005-02-15).
ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 105&langcode=crk (2021-05-10).
Example #1:
a. Ni -seekih -aa -naan atim.
1 -scare -DIRECT -1pl dog
`We scare the dog'
Example #2:
b. Ni -seekih -iko -naan atim
1 -scare -INVERSE -1pl dog
`The dog scares us'
Example #3:
a. caan waapam-eew o-stees-a w-iik-ihk
John see-DIRECT [3-brother]-OBV 3-house-at
`Johnprox saw hisprox older brotherobv at hisprox house'
Example #4:
a. caan waapam-eew o-stees-a w-iik-iż-ihk
John see-DIRECT [3-brother]-OBV 3-house-OBV.POSS-at
`John saw his older brotherobv at hisobv house'
Example #5:
b. naapeew atimw-a waapam-eew ee-sipweehtee-yit
man dog-OBV see-DIRECT CONJUNCT-leave-3OBV
`The man saw the dogobv as heobv left'