The Monomorphemic Inanimate and Animate Nouns in San Pedro Mixtepec Zapotec (Mexico)
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.lyl.n76a05Keywords:
noun, monomorphemic, inanimate, animate, ZapotecAbstract
The monomorphic substantives of the Zapotec of San Pedro Mixtepec are classified as inanimate and animated. These in turn are subclassified into native and non-native names. While native and non-native inanimates refer to things, native animates allude to terms of kinship and animal names. Non-native animates are used as proper names and animal names. The corpus used for the analysis is a database of 35 hours of transcriptions, which was required to observe the nominals in their isolated forms and in syntactic constructions.
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