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Marking of possessor noun phrases
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No marking Frequency: 50.0%
Example 7-100:
a man kyaa
a
indf
.
art
man
man
kyaa
car
a man’s car(s)
Source:
Prescod 2004
: 157
Example 7-101:
Anansi pi in Tukama han.
Anansi
Anansi
pi
pee
in
in
Tukama
Tukama
han.
hand
Anansi peed in Tukama’s hand.
Source:
Prescod 2004
: A31
Confidence:
Very certain
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Adpositional or case marking of possessor Frequency: 50.0%
Example 7-2:
di pikni fo Meivis
di
art
pikni
child
fo
for
Meivis
Mavis
Mavis’ child OR: Mavis' children
Source:
Prescod 2004
: 158
Example 7-3:
di pikni fo di woman
di
art
pikni
child/children
fo
for
di
art
woman
woman
the woman’s child(ren)
Source:
Prescod 2004
: 158
Confidence:
Very certain
Language:
Vincentian Creole
by
Paula Prescod
cite
Language:
Vincentian Creole
Feature:
Marking of possessor noun phrases
Source:
Prescod 2004
: 155-162
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