Re: jawjeaca

From: Geoff Hacker <geoff.hacker@hidden.email>
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 2005 20:05:05 +1100
Subject: Re: jawjeaca
To: Ladekwa@yahoogroups.com

Okay, on further reading of the Ladekwa-English dictionary, I can now see that the "-ca" activity classifier is always AP-s by default. Obviously that is not the most useful case structure for every verb thus created, but at least it now makes sense.

On 15/11/05, Geoff Hacker <geoff.hacker@hidden.email> wrote:

Hi all,

The Ladekwa-English dictionary currently has jawjeaca as an AP-s verb. How can something actually translate itself, as this default value implies--and, even more strangely, how can it be a static, rather than a dynamic verb??

I'm concerned that the default case structure doesn't seem particularly useful.

Geoff

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