Winfred P. Lehmann, Director :: PCL 5.112, 1 University Station S5490 :: Austin, TX 78712 :: 512-471-4566
Language Systems Indices
Indo-European Typology Project
Citation Record
Matsumoto, Katsumi. 1993. Problems of Ergativity in Indo-European. Journal of Indo-European Studies 21. 303-329.
CASE
- case
- case [absolutive]
- case [accusative]
- case [accusative] [marked] [Indo-European]
- case [accusative] [prepositional]
- case [agent]
- case [agglutinative]
- case [dative]
- case [genitive]
- case [genitive-ablative]
- case [genitive] [possessive]
- case [genitive] [subject]
- case [instrumental]
- case [locative]
- case marking
- case marking [constraints of]
- case marking [ergative languages]
- case marking [Indo-European]
- case marking [Indo-European] [characteristics of]
- case marking [Indo-European] [degree of markedness]
- case marking [Indo-European] [differentiation of]
- case marking [Indo-European] [interpretation of]
- case marking [Indo-European] [patterns of]
- case marking [Indo-European] [stages of]
- case marking [Indo-European] [thematic vs. athematic]
- case [nominative]
- case [nominative] [unmarked] [Indo-European]
- case [object]
- case [oblique]
- case [strong]
- case [subject]
- case system
- case system [Indo-European] [restructuring of]
- case system [Proto-Indo-European]
- case [vocative]
CONTENT WORDS
- analogy
- markedness [order of]
- participant
- stem [liquid] [Indo-European]
- stem [nasal] [Indo-European]
- stem [nominal] [Indo-European]
- stem [verbal] [derivation of] [Indo-European]
- universals [implicational]
GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY
- aspect
- auxiliary
- auxiliary [derivation of]
- diathesis
- gender
- gender [Indo-European] [masculine-feminine]
- gender [Indo-European] [neuter]
- gender system [Indo-European]
- number [category of]
- perfect
- voice
- voice [active]
- voice [active vs. medio-passive] [Indo-European]
- voice [active vs. passive]
- voice [ergative vs. antipassive]
- voice [medio-passive]
- voice [medio-passive] [Greek]
- voice [medio-passive] [Hittite]
- voice [passive]
LANGUAGE CHANGE
- gender system [Indo-European] [change from two to three genders]
- linguistic innovation [morphological]
LANGUAGE RECONSTRUCTION
- Indo-European
- Indo-European [ergative stage]
- Indo-European [three gender system]
- Indo-European [verbal system]
- perfect [Proto-Indo-European]
- perfect [Proto-Indo-European] [interpretations of]
- Pre-Indo-European
- Proto-Indo-European
- Proto-Indo-European [early stages of]
- Proto-Indo-European [nominal system]
- voice system [Indo-European]
LANGUAGE TYPE
- accusative languages
- accusative languages [development from ergative]
- active languages
- ergative system
- ergative [vs. antipassive]
- split ergativity
- split-intransitive languages
- tense-aspect system [Indo-European]
LANGUAGES
- American Indian languages
- Basque
- Caucasian languages
- Celtic
- German
- Greek
- Hittite
- Indo-European languages
- Indo-European languages [interrelationship of]
- Indo-Iranian languages
- Japanese
- Latin
- Rumanian
- Spanish
- Tocharian
- Turkish
- Vedic Sanskrit
LEXICON
- animate noun [vs. inanimate noun]
- animate noun [vs. inanimate noun] [case marking] [Indo-European]
- animate [vs. inanimate] [Indo-European]
- impersonal verbs [Indo-European]
- noun classification
LINGUISTIC CONSTRUCTIONS
- casus activus
- casus passivus
- ergative construction
- ergative construction [as passive]
- ergative construction [Indo-Iranian]
- intransitive construction
- transitive construction [vs. intransitive construction]
LINGUISTIC ITEMS
- a [prepositional accusative] [Spanish]
- ego [vs. me] [Latin]
- me pudet [Latin]
- mich friert [German]
- pe [prepositional accusative] [Rumanian]
METHODS, APPROACHES, AND HYPOTHESES
- active hypothesis [early Indo-European]
- comparative method [Indo-European]
- ergative hypothesis [Indo-European]
- laryngeal theory
MORPHOLOGICAL ITEMS
- *-ed [ablative created from postposition]
- -m [accusative] [Indo-European]
- -m [accusative] [origin of] [Indo-European]
- o- stem [Indo-European]
- -os [genitive-ergative] [reinterpretation of]
- -r/n stem [Indo-European]
- -r [Tocharian A]
- -s [loss of] [Indo-European]
- -s [nominative] [Indo-European]
- -s [nominative] [Indo-European] [ergative hypothesis]
- -s [origin of] [Indo-European]
- -s [reanalysis of genitive-ablative -os/-s]
MORPHOLOGY
- accusative marking [Silverstein's NP hierarchy]
- active endings [Indo-European]
- agreement
- agreement [verbal]
- declension [nominal] [Indo-European]
- ergative marking [Silverstein's NP hierarchy]
- gradation [stem]
- inflection [nominal] [Indo-European]
- marker [person]
- marker [zero]
- morphology [nominal] [Indo-European]
- perfect-medio-passive endings [Indo-European]
PARTS OF SPEECH
- article
- article [case marking] [German]
- article [postpositive]
- noun [athematic]
- noun [feminine]
- noun [hysterodynamic]
- noun [masculine]
- noun [neuter]
- noun [proterodynamic]
- noun [thematic]
- postposition
- pronoun
- pronoun [anaphoric] [Indo-European]
- pronoun [demonstrative] [Indo-European]
- pronoun [personal] [Indo-European] [ergative interpretation]
- verb [active vs. stative]
- verb [centrifugal vs. centripetal]
- verb [impersonal] [Latin]
- verb [intransitive]
- verb [of emotion] [Latin]
- verb [of perception] [Latin]
- verb [of volition]
- verb [stative]
- verb [thematic]
- verb [transitive]
SEMANTICS
- action
- action [controllable]
- action [voluntary vs. involuntary]
- agent
- agentivity
- agentivity [genitive] [animate nouns]
- agentivity [instrumental] [inanimate nouns]
- experiencer
- patient
SYNTAX
- accusativity
- ergativity
- ergativity [Indo-European]
- object
- object [direct]
- Silverstein's NP hierarchy
- subject
- subject [intransitive verb]
- subject [passive-intransitive]