From f570ef6d1b9f39830ced9fcf9d78cc05ba142037 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: dembim Date: Wed, 11 Feb 2026 09:57:22 -0500 Subject: [PATCH] toaq tweaks --- acl.cool/site/home/toaq.dj | 12 ++++++++---- 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/acl.cool/site/home/toaq.dj b/acl.cool/site/home/toaq.dj index 042a18b..3cbc1f9 100644 --- a/acl.cool/site/home/toaq.dj +++ b/acl.cool/site/home/toaq.dj @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ This is as much for my own recollection as for the information of anyone else. - I write with [prefix reform](https://toaq.me/Prefix_reform), but use official pronunciation. -- I don't like ditransitivity; you'll see me use « [ôı](https://toadua.uakci.space/#o%C4%B1%20@salarua) » a lot. +- I don't like ditransitivity; you'll see me use « [ôı](https://toadua.uakci.space/##VGQjJagkP) » a lot. - I subscribe to the [focus-topic-cleft merger](https://toaq.me/Focus%E2%80%93cleft_merger), but don't use it much. @@ -26,8 +26,12 @@ This is as much for my own recollection as for the information of anyone else. - I trust ꝡé moı [Kı́a](https://robin.town) hóa râq "degree words"; Kía finds that degree words need distinct grammar. -- I sometimes extrapose subclauses with the cataphoric « có ». - -- I use « na » to terminate full complementizer phrases and « ga » to terminate reduced complementizer phrases, including incorporated objects. +- I use « na » to terminate full complementizer phrases and « g » to terminate reduced complementizer phrases, including incorporated objects. - I also use « ca- » to echo-resumptively terminate subclauses. + +- I never underfill full complementizer phrases, but I consider unfilled slots in determiner phrases to be filled with the head determiner. For example, « sá fu » = « sá fu sâ raı » and « hú aıse » = « hú aıse hû raı ». + +- I make relatively liberal use of overt adjunct heads, especially « [ı̂uq](https://toadua.uakci.space/##iGVz0emo4) », « [nûao](https://toadua.uakci.space/##cqtdPusTB) », « [ı̂aı](https://toadua.uakci.space/##ZxxlL0NdG) », « [ôq](https://toadua.uakci.space/##70rCWf6zQ#70rCWf6zQ) », and « [lû](https://toadua.uakci.space/##_odzwFLN5) ». + +I consider stacked modal particles to expand thusly: « he noeq X » → « he juna, ꝡá noeq X ».