History: BPFK Section: Text Structure Discursives

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Proposed Definitions And Examples


Proposed Definition of bi'u

bi'u (UI3a)
new information. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling discursive: newly introduced information, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling previously introduced information .(cf. nindatni, saurdatni)
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Examples of bi'u Usage

Proposed Definition of jo'a

jo'a (UI3a)
metalinguistic yes. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. discursive: metalinguistic affirmer(cf. drani)
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Examples of jo'a Usage

Proposed Definition of kau

kau (UI3a)
indirect question. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. discursive: marks word serving as focus of indirect question: "I know WHO went to the store"
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Examples of kau Usage

Proposed Definition of li'o

li'o (UI3a)
omitted text. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. discursive: omitted text (quoted material)
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Examples of li'o Usage

Proposed Definition of na'i

na'i (UI3a)
metalinguistic not. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. discursive: metalinguistic negator(cf. naldra, nalmapti)
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Examples of na'i Usage

Proposed Definition of pau

pau (UI3a)
question follows. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. discursive: optional question premarker(cf. preti)
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Examples of pau Usage

Proposed Definition of pe'a

pe'a (UI3c)
figurative. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. marks a construct as figurative (non-literal/metaphorical) speech/text
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Examples of pe'a Usage

Proposed Definition of sa'a

sa'a (UI3a)
editorial insertion. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. discursive: material inserted by editor/narrator (bracketed text)(cf. setca)
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Examples of sa'a Usage

Proposed Definition of ta'u

ta'u (UI3a)
making a tanru. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling discursive: making a tanru, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling expanding the tanru .(cf. tanru)
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Examples of ta'u Usage

Proposed Definition of ta'u nai

ta'u nai (UI*3a)
expanding the tanru. This word is an attitudinal, that is, it directly expresses an emotion on the part of the speaker. This word is part of a scale; the base attitudinal word indicates that the speaker is feeling discursive: making a tanru, and the base word followed by nai indicates that the speaker is feeling expanding the tanru .
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Examples of ta'u nai Usage

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