Abbreviations in sketch grammar

Question 1

1

Answer 1

first person (I)

Question 2

2

Answer 2

second person (you)

Question 3

3

Answer 3

third person (he, she, they)

Question 4

A

Answer 4

transitive subject/answer

Question 5

ABL

Answer 5

Ablative

Question 6

ACC

Answer 6

Accusative

Question 7

ALL

Answer 7

Allative

Question 8

ANT

Answer 8

Anticipatory

Question 9

ANTIP

Answer 9

Antipassive

Question 10

AREA

Answer 10

In the area of

Question 11

ASSOC

Answer 11

Associative

Question 12

AVERS

Answer 12

Aversive

Question 13

BEN

Answer 13

Beneficiary

Question 14

CAUS

Answer 14

Causative

Question 15

COM

Answer 15

Comitative

Question 16

COMP

Answer 16

completely, exclusively

Question 17

CPST

Answer 17

Continuous past

Question 18

DAT

Answer 18

Dative; also marks genitive

Question 19

DEM

Answer 19

Demonstrative

Question 20

DOUBT

Answer 20

Doubt (particle) - used to express doubt/perhaps/might

Question 21

DS

Answer 21

different subject

Question 22

DU

Answer 22

Dual

Question 23

DWELLER

Answer 23

Dweller of

Question 24

END

Answer 24

sudden end (nominal suffix)

Question 25

EP

Answer 25

Epenthetic morpheme epenthesis is the addition of a sound especially in the - beginning syllable (PROTHESIS) or - in the ending syllable (PARAGOGE) or - in-between two syllabic sounds in a word. eg. drawing → draw-r-ing EXCRESCENCE = epenthesis of a consonant ANAPTYXIS = epenthesis of a vowel OPPOSITE OF EPENTHESIS: ELISION

Question 26

EPI

Answer 26

Episteme Epistemic modality, as in "John must have been at home" refers to the degree of certainty the speaker has that what s/he is saying is true.