K'iche' Maya divides the breaking and cutting domains into much more specific actions than English or Spanish, e.g., -pi'i:j `break something soft', -joyopi:j `break off a banana'. K'iche' does not have a general word for breaking that can be substituted for the specialized breaking verbs in the way that English `break' can be used to describe more specific senses of picking, popping, smashing or shattering. Thus, K'iche' has gaps in its lexical and conceptual structure with no equivalent lexical or phrasal expressions for English `break' and `cut'. Such facts pose severe difficulties for the notion of a universal conceptual structure underlying language
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A comparison of the behaviour of the English words with that of their Swedish counterparts.Validera...
K'iche' Maya divides the breaking and cutting domains into much more specific actions than English o...
How do different languages treat a particular semantic domain? It has already been established that ...
This paper describes the lexical resources for expressing events of cutting and breaking (C&B hereaf...
Typological descriptions of understudied languages reveal intriguing crosslinguistic variation in de...
This paper analyses the separation events, as manifested in the cut and break verbs in Lubukusu. Thi...
The paper explores verbs of cutting and breaking (C&B, hereafter) in Yeli Dnye, the Papuan language ...
This paper investigates the semantic and syntactic properties of cutting and breaking verbs in Jalon...
Tamil and Hindi verbs of cutting, breaking, and tearing are shown to have a high degree of overlap i...
The paper explores verbs of cutting and breaking (C&B, hereafter) in Yélı̂ Dnye, the Papuan lan...
This paper compares “cut” and “break” verbs in four variants of Gbe, namely Anfoe, Anlo, Fon and Ayi...
Guerssel et al. (1985) proposed Lexical Conceptual Structures (LCSs) which incorporate a universal s...
The English verbs cut and break, and their counterparts in other languages, often figure in discussi...
Sponsored in part by the National Science Foundation through Grant GN-534 from the Office of Science...
Contains fulltext : M_356363.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)21 p
A comparison of the behaviour of the English words with that of their Swedish counterparts.Validera...
K'iche' Maya divides the breaking and cutting domains into much more specific actions than English o...
How do different languages treat a particular semantic domain? It has already been established that ...
This paper describes the lexical resources for expressing events of cutting and breaking (C&B hereaf...
Typological descriptions of understudied languages reveal intriguing crosslinguistic variation in de...
This paper analyses the separation events, as manifested in the cut and break verbs in Lubukusu. Thi...
The paper explores verbs of cutting and breaking (C&B, hereafter) in Yeli Dnye, the Papuan language ...
This paper investigates the semantic and syntactic properties of cutting and breaking verbs in Jalon...
Tamil and Hindi verbs of cutting, breaking, and tearing are shown to have a high degree of overlap i...
The paper explores verbs of cutting and breaking (C&B, hereafter) in Yélı̂ Dnye, the Papuan lan...
This paper compares “cut” and “break” verbs in four variants of Gbe, namely Anfoe, Anlo, Fon and Ayi...
Guerssel et al. (1985) proposed Lexical Conceptual Structures (LCSs) which incorporate a universal s...
The English verbs cut and break, and their counterparts in other languages, often figure in discussi...
Sponsored in part by the National Science Foundation through Grant GN-534 from the Office of Science...
Contains fulltext : M_356363.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)21 p
A comparison of the behaviour of the English words with that of their Swedish counterparts.Validera...