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| | <math>\exists \mathop{\text{hao}}\limits_{< \text{t}}{}^{e}_{w}\left(\text{x}; \text{y}, \text{z}\right). P(e)</math> || <math>\exists e. \tau(e) < \text{t} \wedge \text{hao}_w(\text{y},\text{z})(e) \wedge \text{AGENT}(e)(w) = \text{x} \wedge P(e)</math> | | | <math>\exists \mathop{\text{hao}}\limits_{< \text{t}}{}^{e}_{w}\left(\text{x}; \text{y}, \text{z}\right). P(e)</math> || <math>\exists e. \tau(e) < \text{t} \wedge \text{hao}_w(\text{y},\text{z})(e) \wedge \text{AGENT}(e)(w) = \text{x} \wedge P(e)</math> |
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| | | <math>\exists \mathop{\text{ruqshua}}\limits_{< \text{t}}{}^{e}_{w}</math> || <math>\exists e. \tau(e) < \text{t} \wedge \text{ruqshua}_w(e)</math> |
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| | | <math>\exists \mathop{\text{ruqshua}}\limits_{< \text{t}}{}^{e}_{w}. P(e)</math> || <math>\exists e. \tau(e) < \text{t} \wedge \text{ruqshua}_w(e) \wedge P(e)</math> |
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| | | <math>\exists \mathop{\text{marao}}\limits_{< \text{t}}{}^{e}_{w}(\text{jı};)</math> || <math>\exists e. \tau(e) < \text{t} \wedge \text{marao}_w(e) \wedge \text{AGENT}(e)(w) = \text{jı}</math> |
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| | | <math>\exists \mathop{\text{marao}}\limits_{< \text{t}}{}^{e}_{w}(\text{jı};). P(e)</math> || <math>\exists e. \tau(e) < \text{t} \wedge \text{marao}_w(e) \wedge \text{AGENT}(e)(w) = \text{jı} \wedge P(e)</math> |
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Revision as of 17:42, 20 December 2023
When following Toaq's semantics algorithm, a certain pattern shows up often: an existential quantification of an event, combined with its aspect and verb participant information. For example, Luı heaqdo jí súq máq … becomes
- There is an event e, whose runtime precedes the implicit tense t, and which is an event of heaqdo-ing súq máq in world w, and whose agent is jí, (and which satisfies P(e).)
Kuna supports generating a compact notation for this:
It works as follows:
- When an existential quantifier is followed by a Toaq verb, it asserts the existence of an event of that verb.
- The event variable being bound is given by the following superscript.
- The world variable the event is in is given by the following subscript.
- The aspect information is given underneath the verb. If it starts with a relational operator it abbreviates .
- The participants are listed in parentheses. If there is an agent, it's separated from the non-agent participants by a semicolon.
- Optionally, a final dot announces the rest of the formula in which is bound.
There are some variants of the notation, depending on the presence of an agent, of non-agent participants, and of a subsequent statement :
Compact event notation
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Expanded notation
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Example
The full denotation of Pu tao jí hóq da (i.e. Ruaq jí ꝡä pu tao jí hóq ka) is:
Using compact notation, it becomes a bit less daunting: