ADP: adposition
Definition
Tupinambá only has postpositions. They occur after a complement noun phrase (or a nominal subordinate clause) and they form a single structure with the complement to express its grammatical and semantic relation to another unit within a clause. Postpositions combine with the contiguity/non-contiguity markers indicating whether argument of the postposition is the preceding element (Rel=Cont) or its is discontinuous or absent (Rel=NCont)
Examples
- ʃe=∅-pɨri “near me “
- aβár-esé “with men”
References
Ferraz Gerardi, F. (2022) A RRG Description of Tupinambá. Forthcoming.
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