The Interaction of Suppletion and the Applicative
A study of how suppletive verbs whose stems change from singular to plural interact with the applicative suffix.
Team members: Heidi Harley, Jason Haugen and Mercedes Tubino Blanco.
A study of the verb conjugation classes in Hiaki, describing the different types of change that verb stems undergo when they are combined with certain suffixes.
Team members: Mercedes Tubino-Blanco, Heidi Harley
The Tone and Pitch-Accent System
Some proposals about why certain Hiaki words are pronounced with a unique intonation pattern.
Team members: Louise St. Amour, Florian Hafner
These papers describe and analyze the form and meaning of verbal reduplication patterns in Hiaki.
Team members: Jason Haugen and Heidi Harley
Types of causative verbal affixes in Hiaki.
Team members: Mercedes Tubino Blanco and Heidi Harley
The Interaction of Reduplication and Noun Incorporation
A paper describing how verb reduplication interacts with noun incorporation, a word-formation process of Hiaki which creates new verbs.
Team members: Jason Haugen and Heidi Harley
The Interaction of the Applicative and Causative
This paper describes the grammatical effect of adding both the applicative suffix and the causative suffix to a verb at the same time.
Team members: Heidi Harley
This paper describes the many different forms of pronouns in Hiaki and their various distributions.
Team members: Alex Trueman and Heidi Harley
A Study of Lexical Categories
This paper describes the different affixes which can attach to nouns, verbs, and adjectives in Hiaki.
Team members: Jason Haugen, Mercedes Tubino-Blanco, Heidi Harley
Affixal Verbs of Inception and Cessation
This paper describes the affixes which attach to verbs to communicate ‘start’ and ‘stop’, ‘begin’ and ‘finish’.
Team members: Jason Haugen, Heidi Harley
A Study of Hiaki Determiners and Agreement
This paper describes case and number agreement on Hiaki determiners and nouns, and proposes an analysis explaining how the presence of a plural possessor can block the normal expression of case on the determiner.
Team members: Heidi Harley, Alex Trueman
Here we outline some of the challenges and choices we have faced in implementing the established orthographic system in a consistent and useful way while dealing sensitively with the interests of a) learners of the language, and b) existing communities of speakers.
Team members: Heidi Harley, Alex Trueman
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This paper describes patterns in the distributions of particular vowels at the ends of certain Hiaki words.
Team members: Jianrong Yu, Adam King, Maria Florez Leyva, Santos Leyva, Heidi Harley