Morphology of Kazym Khanty nouns
Nominal inflection patterns
Nominal inflection: no possessive + case
Nominal inflection: possessive + case
Nominal inflection: Morpheme Order Patterns
Nominal inflection: Verbal Nouns
Infinitive -ti
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Stem ending in a consonant cluster
Stem ending in -nʃ or -nʲsʲ
Stem ending in -ʃ or -sʲ
Participles
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Present Participle –ti
Please note: active and passive function
Active:
jaŋŋ ̯˳-ti jɔːx ʻwalkerʼ
ɬuŋət-ti nɛ ʻreading womanʼ
Passive:
janʲsʲi jiŋk ʻdrinking waterʼ
Past Participle -əm
Please note: active and passive function
Stem ending in vowel
Syncopatic stem
Gerund –man
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Morphology of Kazym Khanty verbs
Subjective Conjugation (Indicative Active)
Objective Conjugation (Indicative Active)
Subjective Conjugation (Imperative)
Objective Conjugation (Imperative)
Passive
Morpheme Order Patterns
Morphology of Kazym Khanty pronouns
Personal pronouns
Interrogative pronouns
Demonstrative pronouns
Indefinite pronouns
Negative pronouns
Possessive pronouns
Morphology of Kazym Khanty numerals
Numerals
Cardinal Numbers
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Ordinal Numbers
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Multiples
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Numeric systems in Ob-Ugric
These are the slides of the presentation on the 'Numeric Systems in Ob-Ugric Languages' by Zsófia Schön held at the
EuroBABEL Final Conference in Leiden on August 24th, 2012.
On the slides, Northern Khanty is equated with Kazym Khanty,
and Eastern Khanty with Surgut Khanty. For the sake of generalisation,
no differentiation was made.
Morphology of Kazym Khanty postpositions
Postpositions
