ODIN

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Ellen Woolford (2006). Lexical Case, Inherent Case, and Argument Structure.

URL: http://people.umass.edu/ellenw/Woolford%20Lexical%20Case,%20Inherent%20Case,%20and%20Argument%20Structure.pdf

(Last accessed 2009-07-23).

ODIN: http://odin.linguistlist.org/igt_raw.php?id= 4084&langcode=eus (2021-05-02).

 

Example #1:

    (10) Gizona-k kurritu                 du.
    man-ERG run                      aux
    `The man ran.'                                        (Levin 1989 (33))
Example #2:

    (12) Ni              etorri naiz.
    I(NOM)          come aux
    I came.                                (Levin 1989 (8))
Example #3:

    (i)         Ni-ri zure oinetakoak     gustatzen zaizkit.
    I-DAT your shoes-det(NOM)     like      aux
    `I like your shoes.           (Austin and Lopez 1995 (38a))
Example #4:

    (ii)        Ni        kezkatzen naiz.
    I(NOM) worry        aux
    `I worry.'                (Austin and Lopez 1995 (38b))
Example #5:

    (27) Ni               etorri naiz.
    I(NOM)           come aux
    I came.                                      (Levin 1989 (8))
Example #6:

    (28) Gizona-k kurritu               du.
    man-ERG run                    aux
    `The man ran.'                               (Levin 1989 (33))
Example #7:

    (32) Miren-ek      atea                   ireki    du
    Miren-ERG     door-NOM               open     aux
    'Miren opened the door.'                              (Levin 1989 (20))
Example #8:

    (38)     Mikelek          ni     haserretu izan.
    Michael-ERG      I(NOM) angry-perf aux
    Michael angered me.                    (Manandise 1988:118)
Example #9:

    (40) Giltzak   atea           ireki                   zuen.
    key-ERG door(nom)        opened                  aux
    The key opened the door.                                   (Uriagereka ms (30b))