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Inuktitut place names, Kangiqtuq, Nunavut
, 2013 L Peplinski, S Oolayou, C Gilbert
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, 2017 AbstractThis chapter provides an overview of ergativity in Inuktitut, a dialect group of the Inuit language (Eskimo-Aleut), spoken in the Eastern Canadian Arctic. The various manifestations of ergativity in the language are examined, including the ergative alignment of case assignment as well as verbal agreement morphology. Evidence for absolutive case
Richard Compton
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International Journal of American Linguistics, 2010 Erratum. On p. 378, please read iqalummik (instead of iqalymmik)International audienceIn Inuktitut, la is a morpheme that marks direct speech. A syllable la also occurs within several verbal morphemes, notably in imperative forms and in negative forms ...
Lescano, Alfredo +3 more
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The use of verbal inflections in Inuktitut child and child-directed speech
Journal of Monolingual and Bilingual Speech, 2023Inuktitut is a polysynthetic agglutinative language of the Inuit-Yupik-Unangan language family, with nearly 900 verbal inflections. Despite the complexity of its inflectional system, children acquiring Inuktitut as their native language start using ...
Hannah Lee +2 more
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Case as an Anaphor Agreement Effect: Evidence from Inuktitut
Linguistic Inquiry, 2021The anaphor agreement effect (AAE) is the crosslinguistic inability for anaphors to covary with φ-agreement (Rizzi 1990, Woolford 1999); languages use various strategies that conspire to circumvent this effect.
Michelle Yuan
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A Renewed Relationship to Translation from the Inuktitut
Uumajursiutik unaatuinnamut / Hunter with Harpoon / Chasseur au harpon, 2021exaly +2 more sources