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Differential object marking in Tigrinya

Journal of African Languages and Linguistics, 2009
Tigrinya, a Semitic language spoken in Eritrea and Ethiopia, is one of about 300 known languages world-wide that mark certain direct object nominals while leaving others unmarked. Cross-linguistically, this phenomenon, known as differential object marking (DOM), is most often correlated with the relative definiteness and/or animacy of the object.
Dirk Kievit, Saliem Kievit
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Subject and object marking

Abstract This chapter explores the grammatical processes that give rise to subject and object marking in Bantu and the morphosyntactic status of the morphemes which reflect these processes. The question of whether the markers should be analysed as incorporated pronouns (clitics) or agreement markers and the supporting arguments are ...
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Nomenclature and Marking of Objectives

2010
This excerpt provides a succinct explanation of the nomenclature and marking of objectives.
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Differential object marking in Basque varieties

2016
This chapter studies Differential Object Marking (DOM) in nonstandard varieties of Basque. DOM in Basque overtly resembles a common DOM pattern of coding direct as indirect objects in both case and agreement, that is absolutives as datives, according to their animacy and specificity, as in Spanish and Hindi-Urdu.
Fernández, Beatriz, Rezac, Milan
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Trade Marks as Objects of Property

2017
Abstract Harmonized EU trade mark law contains rules on trade marks as objects of property in Articles 16 to 24a of the European Union Trade Mark Regulation (EUTMR) and Articles 22 to 26 of the Trade Mark Directive (TMD). These rules cover transfer and assignment, the possibility of giving trade marks as security and granting rights in ...
Kur Annette, Martin Senftleben
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DIFFERENTIAL OBJECT MARKING IN TURKIC LANGUAGES: CASE MARKING OF DIRECT OBJECTS IN TURKISH

Bulletin of Kyrgyz State University named after I. Arabaev
The study presents the tagging system in Turkish of the differential object marker, where the use of an accusative marker or its non-use points out the subject's noun phrase properties at the semantic and pragmatic level. The different conditions under which direct objects are marked obligatorily and optionally are examined in relation to the case ...
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The syntax of objects: agree and differential object marking

2007
Rodríguez-Mondoñedo M. (2007). The syntax of objects: agree and differential object marking. Ph.D. Diss. University of Connecticut.
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Mark and Signed Mark Objects Mapping.

RFC, 2016
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Differential Object Marking

2022
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Differential object marking in sign languages?

2022
Markus Steinbach
exaly