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− | Presented here is a small number of Bangla sentences with morphological and construction level annotation. The | + | [[Category:Languages]] |
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+ | Presented here is a small number of Bangla sentences with morphological and construction level annotation. The annotated corpus is found in the[http://typecraft.org/tc2/ntceditor.html#914 TypeCraft database]. Below we briefly discuss each of the constructions. | ||
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+ | An overview over the word level annotation sets is found on the navigation bar to your left under TypeCraft Tools >> TypeCraft Help >> Gloss tag list and POS tag list. The construction level annotation uses the system ''Construction Labeling''. You find an introduction to this system at [[Verbconstructions cross-linguistically - Introduction]]. The aim of the collection is to serve as a preliminary for a full ''construction profile'' (cf. [[Multilingual Verb Valence Lexicon]]) for Bangla. | ||
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For general discussion of some issues addressed, see [[Bengali Constructions]]. A discussion page related to the present page is found at [[Talk:Bangla constructions log page]]. | For general discussion of some issues addressed, see [[Bengali Constructions]]. A discussion page related to the present page is found at [[Talk:Bangla constructions log page]]. | ||
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+ | A related page is [[Vector Verbs of Bengali]], by Soma Paul. | ||
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+ | A partial presentation is seen at [[Bangla constructions.pdf]] | ||
1. v-intr-suNom | 1. v-intr-suNom | ||
− | + | An intransitive verb with a subject in the nominative case: | |
<Phrase>10534</Phrase> | <Phrase>10534</Phrase> | ||
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2. v-copA-suNom | 2. v-copA-suNom | ||
− | + | A copula construction: the subject is marked for the nominative case and the adjective is predicative. | |
<Phrase>10535</Phrase> | <Phrase>10535</Phrase> | ||
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3. v-copA-STATE | 3. v-copA-STATE | ||
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+ | A copula construction expressing a state. | ||
<Phrase>10536</Phrase> | <Phrase>10536</Phrase> | ||
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4. v-intr-suNom-CHANGEofSTATE | 4. v-intr-suNom-CHANGEofSTATE | ||
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+ | An intransitive verb expressing a change of state. | ||
<Phrase>10537</Phrase> | <Phrase>10537</Phrase> | ||
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5. vvSuMover-v1intr-v2intr-MOTIONDOWN | 5. vvSuMover-v1intr-v2intr-MOTIONDOWN | ||
− | + | A VV-sequence whose shared subject is ''Mover'', and where both verbal parts are intransitive. | |
<Phrase>10538</Phrase> | <Phrase>10538</Phrase> | ||
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6. v-trNV-suGen_obBaresg-suExp-STATE | 6. v-trNV-suGen_obBaresg-suExp-STATE | ||
<Phrase>10539</Phrase> | <Phrase>10539</Phrase> | ||
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7. v-intr-suInf | 7. v-intr-suInf | ||
<Phrase>10540</Phrase> | <Phrase>10540</Phrase> | ||
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8. cvSuIDALLsuAg-v1tr-v1obAff-v2trNV-EVENTSEQ | 8. cvSuIDALLsuAg-v1tr-v1obAff-v2trNV-EVENTSEQ | ||
('conjoined participle verb series' with shared subject having Agent role throughout, where V1 is transitive with an affected object, and V2 is an 'NV'-transitive xtructure, and where the whole sequence expresses a series of events) | ('conjoined participle verb series' with shared subject having Agent role throughout, where V1 is transitive with an affected object, and V2 is an 'NV'-transitive xtructure, and where the whole sequence expresses a series of events) | ||
<Phrase>10541</Phrase> | <Phrase>10541</Phrase> | ||
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9. cv-v1intr-v1suTh-v2vvSuMover-v2v1intr-v2v2intr-EVENTSEQ | 9. cv-v1intr-v1suTh-v2vvSuMover-v2v1intr-v2v2intr-EVENTSEQ | ||
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<Phrase>10542</Phrase> | <Phrase>10542</Phrase> | ||
Notice that unlike the previous case, the subject of V1 and V2 of this cv are ''not'' identical. | Notice that unlike the previous case, the subject of V1 and V2 of this cv are ''not'' identical. | ||
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10. cvSuIDALLsuAg-v1tr_v1obTh-v2tr_v2obAff-EVENT_INSTR | 10. cvSuIDALLsuAg-v1tr_v1obTh-v2tr_v2obAff-EVENT_INSTR | ||
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(cv series with identical, agentive subjects, whose over-all meaning is an event in which the first V expresses an ''instrument'') | (cv series with identical, agentive subjects, whose over-all meaning is an event in which the first V expresses an ''instrument'') | ||
<Phrase>10543</Phrase> | <Phrase>10543</Phrase> | ||
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11. v-trScpr-suGen_scObNrg-suExp_obTh-PSYCHSTATE | 11. v-trScpr-suGen_scObNrg-suExp_obTh-PSYCHSTATE | ||
(transitive with a secondary predicate, which is predicated of the object, which in turn is a non-argument, i.e., not a semantic argument relative to the verb (but relative to the secondary predicate)) | (transitive with a secondary predicate, which is predicated of the object, which in turn is a non-argument, i.e., not a semantic argument relative to the verb (but relative to the secondary predicate)) | ||
<Phrase>10544</Phrase> | <Phrase>10544</Phrase> | ||
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12. v-tr-obEqInf | 12. v-tr-obEqInf | ||
(transitive whose object is an infinitive with 'equi'-reading, i.e., an understood subject identical to the matrix subject) | (transitive whose object is an infinitive with 'equi'-reading, i.e., an understood subject identical to the matrix subject) | ||
<Phrase>10545</Phrase> | <Phrase>10545</Phrase> | ||
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13. v-trScpr-scObNrg_scBareinf | 13. v-trScpr-scObNrg_scBareinf | ||
<Phrase>10546</Phrase> | <Phrase>10546</Phrase> | ||
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14. vCaus-trLghtOblCs-suCsr_oblCsee_oblV | 14. vCaus-trLghtOblCs-suCsr_oblCsee_oblV | ||
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15. v-tr-obDECL | 15. v-tr-obDECL | ||
<Phrase>10548</Phrase> | <Phrase>10548</Phrase> | ||
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16. v-trCrc | 16. v-trCrc | ||
<Phrase>10549</Phrase> | <Phrase>10549</Phrase> | ||
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18. v-intr-suInf | 18. v-intr-suInf | ||
<Phrase>10551</Phrase> | <Phrase>10551</Phrase> | ||
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19. v-intr-suInf | 19. v-intr-suInf | ||
<Phrase>10552</Phrase> | <Phrase>10552</Phrase> | ||
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20. v-tr-obEqBareinf | 20. v-tr-obEqBareinf | ||
<Phrase>10553</Phrase> | <Phrase>10553</Phrase> | ||
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21. v-trLghtObl-oblPostp | 21. v-trLghtObl-oblPostp | ||
<Phrase>10608</Phrase> | <Phrase>10608</Phrase> | ||
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22. v-tr-obPostp_obLoc | 22. v-tr-obPostp_obLoc | ||
<Phrase>10609</Phrase> | <Phrase>10609</Phrase> | ||
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23. v-tr-obPostp_obLoc_obSpecPostp | 23. v-tr-obPostp_obLoc_obSpecPostp | ||
<Phrase>10610</Phrase> | <Phrase>10610</Phrase> | ||
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24. a-intrObl-oblPostp-COMPARISON | 24. a-intrObl-oblPostp-COMPARISON | ||
<Phrase>10611</Phrase> | <Phrase>10611</Phrase> | ||
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25. v-trLght-obNomVtrObl | 25. v-trLght-obNomVtrObl | ||
<Phrase>10612</Phrase> | <Phrase>10612</Phrase> | ||
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26. cv3suIDALLsuAg-v1tr-v2tr-v3intr | 26. cv3suIDALLsuAg-v1tr-v2tr-v3intr | ||
<Phrase>10616</Phrase> | <Phrase>10616</Phrase> |
Latest revision as of 10:34, 25 February 2016
Edited by Gautam Sengupta and Lars Hellan
Presented here is a small number of Bangla sentences with morphological and construction level annotation. The annotated corpus is found in theTypeCraft database. Below we briefly discuss each of the constructions.
An overview over the word level annotation sets is found on the navigation bar to your left under TypeCraft Tools >> TypeCraft Help >> Gloss tag list and POS tag list. The construction level annotation uses the system Construction Labeling. You find an introduction to this system at Verbconstructions cross-linguistically - Introduction. The aim of the collection is to serve as a preliminary for a full construction profile (cf. Multilingual Verb Valence Lexicon) for Bangla.
For general discussion of some issues addressed, see Bengali Constructions. A discussion page related to the present page is found at Talk:Bangla constructions log page.
A related page is Vector Verbs of Bengali, by Soma Paul.
A partial presentation is seen at Bangla constructions.pdf
1. v-intr-suNom
An intransitive verb with a subject in the nominative case:
tumi |
tumi |
you2SG |
PN |
hā̃cle | ||
hā̃c | l | e |
sneeze | PAST | 2p |
V |
2. v-copA-suNom
A copula construction: the subject is marked for the nominative case and the adjective is predicative.
tumi |
tumi |
you2SG |
PN |
bokā |
bokā |
stupid |
ADJ |
3. v-copA-STATE
A copula construction expressing a state.
jānlāṭa | |
janlā | ṭā |
window | CL |
N |
kholā | |
khol | ā |
V>ADJ | |
ADJ |
4. v-intr-suNom-CHANGEofSTATE
An intransitive verb expressing a change of state.
ām |
ām |
mango |
N |
pekeche | |||
pek | e | ch | e |
ripen | CMPL | PRES | 3P |
V |
5. vvSuMover-v1intr-v2intr-MOTIONDOWN
A VV-sequence whose shared subject is Mover, and where both verbal parts are intransitive.
āmi |
āmi |
I1SG |
PN |
paṛe | |
poṛ | e |
fall | CMPL |
V |
gelām | |
ge | lām |
go | 1P |
V2 |
6. v-trNV-suGen_obBaresg-suExp-STATE
amar | |
ama | r |
my | POSS |
PN |
matha |
matha |
head |
N |
ghoreche | |||
dhor | e | ch | e |
catch | CMPL | PRES | 3P |
V |
trNV signifies a construction where the apparent object is idiomatically fused with the verb, so that in a semantic representation there would be only one argument, and the predicate would be a fusion of the verb and the noun predicate. The object is always a bare singular.
7. v-intr-suInf
amake | |
ama | ke |
me | OBJ |
PN |
jete | |
je | te |
go | INF |
V |
hObe | ||
hO | b | e |
FUT | 3P | |
V |
8. cvSuIDALLsuAg-v1tr-v1obAff-v2trNV-EVENTSEQ
('conjoined participle verb series' with shared subject having Agent role throughout, where V1 is transitive with an affected object, and V2 is an 'NV'-transitive xtructure, and where the whole sequence expresses a series of events)
ami |
ami |
I1SG |
PN |
bhat |
bhat |
rice |
N |
khee | |
khe | e |
eat | CMPL |
V |
baRi |
baRi |
home |
N |
jabo | ||
ja | b | o |
go | FUT | 1P |
V |
9. cv-v1intr-v1suTh-v2vvSuMover-v2v1intr-v2v2intr-EVENTSEQ
(cv-series whose first part is intransitive, and whose second part is a vv-sequence each part of which is intransitive, and with an agentive subject)
ami |
ami |
1SG |
PN |
cear |
cear |
chair |
N |
bheMe | |
bheM | e |
break | CMPL |
V |
poRe | |
poR | e |
fall | CMPL |
V |
gelam | |
ge | lam |
go | 1PPAST |
V2 |
Notice that unlike the previous case, the subject of V1 and V2 of this cv are not identical.
10. cvSuIDALLsuAg-v1tr_v1obTh-v2tr_v2obAff-EVENT_INSTR
(cv series with identical, agentive subjects, whose over-all meaning is an event in which the first V expresses an instrument)
ami |
ami |
1SG |
PN |
churi |
churi |
knife |
N |
die | |
di | e |
give | CMPL |
V |
apel |
apel |
apple |
N |
kaTbo | ||
kaT | b | o |
cut | FUT | 1P |
V |
11. v-trScpr-suGen_scObNrg-suExp_obTh-PSYCHSTATE
(transitive with a secondary predicate, which is predicated of the object, which in turn is a non-argument, i.e., not a semantic argument relative to the verb (but relative to the secondary predicate))
amar | |
ama | r |
1SG | GEN |
PN |
oke | |
o | ke |
3SG | OBJ |
PN |
bhalo |
good |
ADJ |
lage | |
lag | e |
feel | 3PHAB |
V |
12. v-tr-obEqInf
(transitive whose object is an infinitive with 'equi'-reading, i.e., an understood subject identical to the matrix subject)
ami |
ami |
1SGNOM |
PN |
baRi |
baRi |
house |
N |
jete | |
je | te |
go | INF |
V |
cai | |
ca | i |
want | 1PHAB |
V |
13. v-trScpr-scObNrg_scBareinf
ami |
ami |
1SG |
PN |
oke | |
o | ke |
3SG | |
PN |
jete | |
je | te |
go | INF |
V |
dekhlam | |
dekh | lam |
see | 1PPAST |
V |
14. vCaus-trLghtOblCs-suCsr_oblCsee_oblV
(the head is a verb whose form includes a causative formative; the construction is of type 'transitive light' plus an oblique constituent, where the subject is the Causer and the oblique expresses the Causee, and where the head of the oblique is a verb)
ami |
ami |
1SG |
PN |
oke | |
o | ke |
3SG | OBJ |
PN |
die | |
di | e |
give | CMPL |
V |
kaj |
kaj |
work |
N |
kOracchi | |||
kOr | a | cch | i |
do | CAUS | CONT | 1PPRES |
V |
trLght has the definition 'transitive light verb whose complement is an NP expressing an event-type performed (or in other ways operated on) by the subject.' (Ex. Eng.: he makes progress.) The combination N - V is here not idiomatic, hence not an instance of trNV.
15. v-tr-obDECL
ami |
ami |
1SGNOM |
PN |
dekhlam | |
dekh | lam |
see | 1PPAST |
V |
je |
je |
thatCOMPL |
COMP |
o |
o |
3SGNOM |
PN |
kaj |
kaj |
work |
N |
korche | ||
kor | ch | e |
do | CONT | 3PPRES |
V |
16. v-trCrc
je |
je |
3SGNOMHUM |
PNrel |
ja |
ja |
3SGINANIM |
PNrel |
caY |
caY |
want |
V |
Se |
Se |
3SGNOM |
PN |
ta |
ta |
3SG |
paY |
paY |
get |
V |
na |
na |
NEG |
trCrc stands for transitive with a correlative, that is, a plain transitive construction, preceded by a correlative clause with pronouns matching pronouns in the main clause.
17. v-intr-suNomVtrCrc
je |
je |
3SGHUM |
PNrel |
jOkhon |
jOkhon |
whenATV |
PNrel |
ja |
ja |
3SGINANIM |
PNrel |
caibe | ||
ca | ibe | |
want | 3PFUT | |
V |
take | |
ta | ke |
3SG | OBJ |
PN |
tOkhon |
tOkhon |
then |
ADVm |
ta |
ta |
that3PINANIM |
PN |
dewa | |
de | wa |
give | V>N |
V |
hObe | |
hO | be |
be | 3PFUT |
V |
suNomVtrCrc = subject is a nominalization of a transitive clause with a correlative construction
18. v-intr-suInf
tomar |
tomar |
3SGGEN |
PN |
jawa | |
ja | wa |
go | V>N |
N |
hObe | |
hO | be |
be | 3PFUT |
V |
na |
na |
NEG |
PRT |
19. v-intr-suInf
tomake | |
toma | ke |
2SG | OBJ |
PN |
jet | |
je | te |
go | INF |
V |
hObe | |
hO | be |
be | 3PFUT |
V |
20. v-tr-obEqBareinf
tumi |
tumi |
2SGNOM |
PN |
jete | |
je | te |
go | INF |
V |
parbe | |
par | be |
can | 2pFUT |
V |
21. v-trLghtObl-oblPostp
ami |
ami |
1SGNOM |
PN |
tomar | |
toma | r |
2SG | GEN |
PN |
jonno |
jonno |
for |
PPOST |
Opekkha |
Opekkha |
wait |
N |
korbo | |
kor | bo |
do | 1PFUT |
V |
22. v-tr-obPostp_obLoc
nOYon |
nOYon |
Nayan |
Np |
amar | |
ama | r |
1SG | GEN |
PNposs |
paSe | |
paS | e |
side | LOC |
N |
boSbe | |
boS | be |
sit | 3PFUT |
V |
23. v-tr-obPostp_obLoc_obSpecPostp
nOYon |
nOYon |
Nayan |
Np |
amar | |
ama | r |
1SG | GEN |
PNposs |
paSer | |
paS | er |
side | GEN |
N |
ghOre | |
ghOr | e |
room | LOC |
N |
boSbe | |
boS | be |
sit | 3PFUT |
V |
24. a-intrObl-oblPostp-COMPARISON
rumi |
rumi |
Rumi |
Np |
amar | |
ama | r |
1SG | GEN |
PNposs |
cee |
cee |
than |
PPOST |
lOmba |
lOmba |
tall |
ADJ |
25. v-trLght-obNomVtrObl
rumi |
rumi |
Rumi |
Np |
amar |
amar |
1SG |
PNposs |
theke |
theke |
from |
PPOST |
Onek |
Onek |
much |
ADJ |
Taka |
Taka |
money |
N |
dhar |
dhar |
borrowing |
N |
koreche | ||
kor | e | che |
do | CMPL | 3PPRES |
V |
26. cv3suIDALLsuAg-v1tr-v2tr-v3intr
ami |
ami |
1SG |
PN |
baRi |
baRi |
home |
N |
gie | |
gi | e |
go | CMPL |
V |
bhat |
bhat |
rice |
N |
khee | |
khe | e |
eat | CMPL |
V |
ghumabo | ||
ghuma | bo | |
sleep | ||
V |