Natalia Cáceres Arandia
Biographic Data
| ID | 998794 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Natalia Cáceres Arandia |
| GIVEN NAMES | Natalia Cáceres |
| FAMILY NAME | Arandia |
| SIGNATURE | ARANDIA N C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Structure et Dynamique des Langues |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0039-7442 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Witʃã akakiri Seatusri 'The Mother of the Fish and the prankster
Wa tʃena 'The Evil Eye
Takaskro 'The Sasquatch
Manihri Pakuri 'Rabbit and Coyote
Wãta 'The Shaman
Bolakʃa 'Evil Spirit
Carbón Variety
Culmí Variety
Apehitihi 'Paralysis
Wa Sonkwa 'Black Eye
References and Abbreviations
Aso korta - Kãs 'The Woman of the Water - Donkey-Tiger
Las Marías Variety
Asymmetries in Path expression in Ye’kwana
Ye’kwana is an Amazonian language of the Cariban family spoken by a group of about 8,700 people in Venezuela and Brazil. This paper explores the expression of Path in spontaneous motion events based on spoken data collected for the documentation and description of the language including data collected with the Trajectoire elicitation material ( Ishibashi et al. 2006 ). In Ye’kwana, Path is mainly expressed by postpositional and adverbial stems: t…
Syllable Reduction in Ye'kwana
In syllable reduction, the vowel of a nonfinal syllable deletes (... CV.CV ...), resulting in the creation of a consonant cluster (... C.CV ...) where the first consonant of such a cluster can be said to be phonetically simplified with respect to the original consonant. Ye’kwana presents some unique features of syllable reduction: (i) attested thus far only at morpheme boundaries, alternation of reducing syllables occurs here within a single morp…
Syllable Reduction in Ye'kwana
In syllable reduction, the vowel of a nonfinal syllable deletes (... CV.CV ...), resulting in the creation of a consonant cluster (... C.CV ...) where the first consonant of such a cluster can be said to be phonetically simplified with respect to the original consonant. Ye’kwana presents some unique features of syllable reduction: (i) attested thus far only at morpheme boundaries, alternation of reducing syllables occurs here within a single morp…
Syllable Reduction in Ye'kwana
In syllable reduction, the vowel of a nonfinal syllable deletes (... CV.CV ...), resulting in the creation of a consonant cluster (... C.CV ...) where the first consonant of such a cluster can be said to be phonetically simplified with respect to the original consonant. Ye’kwana presents some unique features of syllable reduction: (i) attested thus far only at morpheme boundaries, alternation of reducing syllables occurs here within a single morp…
Asymmetries in Path expression in Ye’kwana
Ye’kwana is an Amazonian language of the Cariban family spoken by a group of about 8,700 people in Venezuela and Brazil. This paper explores the expression of Path in spontaneous motion events based on spoken data collected for the documentation and description of the language including data collected with the Trajectoire elicitation material ( Ishibashi et al. 2006 ). In Ye’kwana, Path is mainly expressed by postpositional and adverbial stems: t…
Witʃã akakiri Seatusri 'The Mother of the Fish and the prankster
Wa tʃena 'The Evil Eye
Takaskro 'The Sasquatch
Manihri Pakuri 'Rabbit and Coyote
Wãta 'The Shaman
Bolakʃa 'Evil Spirit
Carbón Variety
Culmí Variety
Apehitihi 'Paralysis
Wa Sonkwa 'Black Eye
References and Abbreviations
Aso korta - Kãs 'The Woman of the Water - Donkey-Tiger
Las Marías Variety
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