Datapoint Southern Aymara / In possessive constructions with a nominal possessor, is the POSSESSED noun usually marked? (state most frequent construction; NB: if marking depends on alienability, state marking of possessor in ALIENABLE constructions)

Language:

Southern Aymara

Feature:

In possessive constructions with a nominal possessor, is the POSSESSED noun usually marked? (state most frequent construction; NB: if marking depends on alienability, state marking of possessor in ALIENABLE constructions) designed by Olga Krasnoukhova

Value:

C

Datapoint contributed by:

Simon van de Kerke 2014-06-03

Comment:

Source:

Matt Coler, p.c.

Legal Values and Meanings:

Value	Meaning
?	Not known
A	no
B	yes: (POSR) pers.pos.pref-POSSD
C	yes: (POSR) POSSD-pers.pos.suf/clitic
D	yes: (POSR) pers.pos.pref-POSSD-possessed
E	yes: (POSR) pers.pos.pref-rlt-POSSD
F	yes: (POSR) POSSD-possessed
G	yes: (POSR) rlt-POSSD
H	yes: (POSR) linker-POSSD-possessed
I	yes: pers.pos.pref-classifier POSSD