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Kalderash Romani

Contributed by Kirill Kozhanov (Academia.edu profile)

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The data were gathered in 2012. The Russian version of the questionnaire was used for elicitation.

How to cite

Kozhanov, Kirill. 2023. Bivalent patterns in Kalderash Romani. In: Say, Sergey (ed.). BivalTyp: Typological database of bivalent verbs and their encoding frames. (Data first published on June 25, 2023; last revised on January 17, 2024.) (Available online at https://www.bivaltyp.info, Accessed on )

Basic info

Glossing abbreviations

ABL — ablative; ACC — accusative; ART — article; CL — clitic; DAT — dative; DEF — definite; DIR — direct; F — feminine; GEN — genitive; INS — instrumental; LOC — locative; M — masculine; NEG — negatiion; NOM — nominative; OBL — oblique; PL — plural; PN — person name; PRS — present; PST — past; REFL — reflexive; SG — singular.

Data

Subset examples by valency pattern
Subset examples by locus

1. feel pain dukhal

Valency pattern: ACC_NOM
X: ACC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
man dukha-l ma o šər-o
i . acc ache- prs .3 sg i . cl art . m . dir . sg head- nom . sg
‘I have a headache.’

2. have (illness) sy

Valency pattern: LOC_NOM
X: LOC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
les-te sy les grib-o
he- loc be. prs .3 he. cl flu- nom . sg
‘He has the flu.’

3. be afraid daral

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a dara-l kata źukəl
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg fear- prs .3 sg from dog[ nom . sg ]
‘Murša is afraid of the dog.’

4. throw śudel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a śuď-a bař
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg throw- pst .3 sg stone[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša threw a stone.’

5. have enough arəsəl

Valency pattern: LOC_NOM
X: LOC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
les-te arəs-əl les love
he- loc suffice- prs .3 sg he. cl money[ nom . pl ]
‘He has enough money.’
Note:

6. resemble mʼa(zo)l

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o Murš-a mʼa-l pe les-te
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg resemble- prs .3 sg on he- loc
‘Murša resembles him.’
Note: The preposition is obligatory with pronouns. With nominal Y’s the binominative construction is possible.

7. believe paťal

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a paťa-l la Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg believe- prs .3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - acc . sg
‘Murša believes Marijka.’

8. take lel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a ľ-a ə knišk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg take- pst .3 sg art . f . dir . sg book- acc . sg
‘Murša took a book.’

9. see dikhəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a dikh-əl o khər
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg see- prs .3 sg art . m . dir . sg house[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša sees a house.’

10. influence vliil

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
le bərš vlii-n p-o pamiťo
art . pl year[ nom . pl ] influence- prs .3 pl on- art . m . dir . sg . sg memory- nom . sg
‘Age influences memory.’
Note: There is no inherited verb, the Russian verb is used.

11. encounter dikhəlpe

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a dikh-ľ-a-pe la Marijk-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg encounter- pst -3 sg - refl art . f . obl . sg pn - ins . sg
‘Murša encountered Marijka.’

12. enter śolpe

Valency pattern: NOM_ande
X: NOM
Y: ande
Locus: Y
o Murš-a śu-ť-a-pe man-de arati and-o khər
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg enter- pst -3 sg - refl i - loc yesterday in- art . m . dir . sg . sg house. nom . sg
‘Murša came into my house yesterday.’

13. win lel

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murša ľ-a les-tar and-o futbol-o
art . m . dir . sg pn take- pst .3 sg he- abl in- art . m . dir . sg . sg soccer- nom . sg
‘Murša beat him at soccer.’

14. go out anklel

Valency pattern: NOM_anda
X: NOM
Y: anda
Locus: Y
o Murš-a ankl-ist-o anda khər
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg go_out- pst -3 sg . m from house. nom . sg
‘Murša went out of the house.’

15. drive našavel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a našav-el la gurumnʼ-a pe poľa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg drive- prs .3 sg art . f . obl . sg cow- acc . sg on field. nom . sg
‘Murša is driving the cow to the field.’

16. bend banďarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a banďar-ď-a ə salk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg bend- pst -3 sg art . f . dir . sg tree- acc . sg
‘Murša bent the tree.’

17. tell phenel

Valency pattern: NOM_DAT
X: NOM
Y: DAT
Locus: Y
o Murš-a phen-ď-a man-gə
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg tell- pst -3 sg i - dat
‘Murša told me.’

18. hold nikərəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a nikər-əl ə knišk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg hold- prs .3 sg art . f . dir . sg book- acc . sg
‘Murša is holding a book.’

19. catch up dugunil

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a duguni-sarď-a la Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg catch_up- pst -3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - acc . sg
‘Murša caught up with Marijka.’

20. milk strangol

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
ə Marijk-a strango-sarď-a la gurumnʼ-a
art . f . dir . sg pn - nom . sg milk- pst -3 sg art . f . obl . sg cow- acc . sg
‘Marijka milked the cow.’

21. reach arəsəl

Valency pattern: NOM_LOC
X: NOM
Y: LOC
Locus: Y
pa duj ćas-urʼa o Murš-a arəs-l-o man-de
through two. nom hour- nom . pl art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg reach- pst -3 sg . m i - loc
‘Murša got to me in two hours.’

22. touch azbal

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a azba-ď-a o zyd-o
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg touch- pst -3 sg art . m . dir . sg wall- acc . sg
‘Murša touched the wall.’

23. fight marəlpe

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a mar-əl-pe la Marijk-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg fight- prs .3 sg - refl art . f . obl . sg pn - ins . sg
‘Murša is fighting with Marijka.’

24. be friends družyl

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a družy-l la Marijk-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg be_friends- prs .3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - ins . sg
‘Murša is friends with Marijka.’

25. think gyndilpe

Valency pattern: NOM_pa
X: NOM
Y: pa
Locus: Y
gynd-iv-ma pa la-te
think- prs .1 sg - refl with she- loc
‘I am thinking about her.’

26. eat xal

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a xa-ľ-a ə phabaj
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg eat- pst -3 sg art . f . dir . sg apple[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša ate an apple.’

27. fry pekəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a pek-ľ-a maś-o
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg fry- pst -3 sg fish- acc . sg
‘Murša fried the fish.’

28. wait aźukərəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a aźukər-əl la Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg wait- prs .3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - acc . sg
‘Murša is waiting for Marijka.’

29. forget bystrəl

Valency pattern: NOM_pa
X: NOM
Y: pa
Locus: Y
o Murš-a bystər-ď-a pa kod-o drom
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg forget- pst -3 sg with that- m . dir . sg road[ nom . sg ]
‘Murša forgot about the other road.’

30. depend zavisil

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o pamiť-o zavis-il kata l bərš
art . m . dir . sg memory- nom . sg depend- prs .3 sg from art . pl year[ nom . pl ]
‘Memory depends on age.’

31. call akharəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a akhar-ď-a la Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg call- pst -3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - acc . sg
‘Murša called Marijka.’

32. get to know znakomilpe

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a znakomi-sajl-o la Marijk-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn . nom . sg get_to_know- pst . refl -3 sg . m art . f . obl . sg pn - ins . sg
‘Murša got to know Marijka.’

33. know źanel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a źan-el la Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg know- prs .3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - acc . sg
‘Murša knows Marijka.’

34. play (instrument) dilabal

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o Murš-a dilaba-l pe gitar-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg sing- prs .3 sg in guitar- nom . sg
‘Murša is playing the guitar.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the pe + locative case (LOC) would be used.

35. avoid našəl

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a našə-l kata Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg run- prs .3 sg from pn - nom . sg
‘Murša avoids Marijka.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

36. make laśarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a laś-ar-ď-a bomb-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg make- pst -3 sg bomb- acc . sg
‘Murša made a bomb.’

37. make fun asal

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a asa-l kata Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg laugh- prs .3 sg from pn - nom . sg
‘Murša is making fun of Marijka.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

38. have sy

Valency pattern: LOC_NOM
X: LOC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
les-te sy les mator-a
he- loc be. prs .3 he. cl car- nom . sg
‘He has a car.’

39. look for rodel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a rod-el le te-i
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg look_for- prs .3 sg art . pl key- acc . pl
‘Murša is looking for his keys.’

40. paint makhəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a makh-ľ-a ə bar
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg paint- pst -3 sg art . f . dir . sg fence[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša painted the fence.’

41. bite dandarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o źukəl dand-ar-ď-a le Murš-as
art . m . dir . sg dog[ nom . sg ] bite- pst -3 sg art . m . obl pn - acc . sg
‘A dog bit Murša.’

42. forfeit xasarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a xasar-ď-a o khər
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg lose- pst -3 sg art . m . dir . sg haus[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša lost his house.’

43. try to catch astarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a astar-əl la myc-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg catch- prs .3 sg def . f . obl cat- acc . sg
‘Murša is trying to catch the cat.’

44. break phagəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a phag-ľ-a ə řaj
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg break- pst -3 sg art . f . dir . sg stick[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša broke a stick.’

45. flatter *

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
*
*
*
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

46. love (person) phařol

Valency pattern: NOM_pala
X: NOM
Y: pala
Locus: Y
o Murš-a phařo-l pala Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg desire- prs .3 sg for pn - nom . sg
‘Murša loves Marijka.’

47. wave trintil

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a trinti-l la dyrz-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg wave- prs .3 sg art . f . obl . sg rag- ins . sg
‘Murša is waving a rag.’

48. dream *

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
*
*
*
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

49. wash xalavel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
ə Marijk-a xala-ď-a ə kuć-i
art . f . dir . sg pn - nom . sg wash- pst -3 sg art . f . dir . sg cup- acc . sg
‘Marijka washed the cup.’

50. put on lel pe peste

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a ľ-a pe pes-te kalc-y
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg take- pst .3 sg on oneself- loc trousers- acc . pl
‘Murša put on his trousers.’

51. be called buśol

Valency pattern: NOM_NOM(NO.AGR)
X: NOM
Y: NOM(NO.AGR)
Locus: Y
kad-o buśo-l kompas-o
this- m . dir . sg be_called- prs .3 sg compass- nom . sg
‘This is called a compass.’

52. punish *

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
*
*
*
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

53. attack xuťol

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o riś xut-il-o p-o Murš-a
art . m . dir . sg bear. nom . sg jump- pst -3 sg . m on- art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg
‘A bear attacked Murša.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the locative case (LOC) would be used.

54. fill (intr) pherďol

Valency pattern: NOM_NOM(NO.AGR)
X: NOM
Y: NOM(NO.AGR)
Locus: Y
ə vadr-a pherd-il-i paj
art . f . dir . sg bucket- nom . sg fill- pst -3 sg . f water[ nom . sg ]
‘The bucket filled with water.’

55. find arakhəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a arakh-ľ-a le te-i
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg find- pst -3 sg art . pl key- acc . pl
‘Murša found his keys.’

56. be short ći arəsəl

Valency pattern: LOC_NOM
X: LOC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
les-te ći arəs-ľ-a les jekh řubl-a
he- loc neg suffice- pst -3 sg he. cl one. nom rouble- nom . sg
‘He was one rouble short.’
Note: The verb has always the 3SG form.

57. hate ći navidil

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a ći navidil la Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg neg despise- prs .3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - acc . sg
‘Murša hates Marijka.’

58. like plaćal

Valency pattern: ACC_NOM
X: ACC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
le Murš-as plaća-l les kad-o gad
art . m . obl pn - acc . sg like- prs .3 sg he. cl this- m . dir . sg shirt[ nom . sg ]
‘Murša likes this shirt.’

59. need trubul

Valency pattern: ACC_NOM
X: ACC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
les trubu-l les love
he. acc need- prs .3 sg he. cl money- nom . pl
‘He needs money.’
Note: The verb has usually the 3SG form.

60. surround ankolil

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
le zyd-uri ankoli-n o for-o
art . pl wall- nom . pl surround- prs .3 pl art . m . dir . sg wall- acc . sg
‘Walls surround the city.’

61. remain aśel

Valency pattern: LOC_NOM
X: LOC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
ka Murš-a aš-il-e les deš řubl-i
at pn - nom . sg remain- pst -3 pl he. cl ten rouble- nom . pl
‘Murša has ten roubles left.’
Note: With a pronominal X argument, the structure with the locative case (LOC) would be used.

62. answer *

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
o Murš-a phen-ď-a la ućiteľnic-akə
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg say- pst -3 sg art . f . obl . sg teacher(female)- dat . sg
‘Murša answered the (female) teacher.’
Note: Not included in the database because this translation is semantically inaccurate.

63. open pytrəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a pytər-ď-a ə bank-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg open- pst -3 sg art . f . dir . sg can- acc . sg
‘Murša opened a can.’

64. be different ći mʼa(zo)l

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
muř-o gad ći mʼa-l pe tir-o
my- m . dir . sg shirt[ nom . sg ] neg resemble- prs .3 sg on your- m . dir . sg
‘My shirt is different from yours.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure would be NOM_peLOC.

65. fall behind aśel

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a aš-il-o kata Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg fall_behind- pst -3 sg . m from pn - nom . sg
‘Murša fell behind Marijka.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

66. plough vunavel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a vunav-el ə phuv
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg plough- prs -3 sg art . f . dir . sg ground[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša is ploughing the field.’

67. smell khandel

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
muř-ə vast khand-en kata binzin-o
my- pl hand. nom smell- prs .3 pl from gasoline. nom
‘My hands smell of gasoline.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

68. cross nakhəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a nakh-ľ-a inťal o drom
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg go- pst -3 sg through art . m . dir . sg road. nom . sg
‘Murša crossed the road.’
Note: The adverb inťal ‘across’ is optional.

69. sing dilabal

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a dilaba-ď-a šukar dil-i
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg sing- pst -3 sg beautiful song- acc . sg
‘Murša sang a beautiful song.’

70. write ramol

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a ramo-sarď-a pisʼmo
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg write- pst -3 sg letter[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša wrote a letter.’

71. drink pel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a pi-ľ-a thud
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg drink- pst -3 sg milk[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša drank the milk.’

72. melt bilavel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a bila-ď-a kotor molivi
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg melt- pst -3 sg piece[ acc . sg ] lead[ nom . sg ]
‘Murša melted a piece of lead.’

73. match malaďol

Valency pattern: NOM_LOC
X: NOM
Y: LOC
Locus: Y
kad-o brićinar-i malaďo-l ka j kaď-a plaťj-a
this- m . nom . sg belt- nom . sg pass- prs .3 sg toward art . f . dir . sg this- f . dir . sg dress- nom . sg
‘This belt goes well with my dress.’

74. leave mekəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a mek-ľ-a pehk-o for-o
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg leave- pst -3 sg one’s- m . dir . sg city- acc . sg
‘Murša left his city.’

75. cover vuśaravel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
ə ponʼav-a vuśara-ď-a sa o pol-o
art . f . dir . sg carpet- nom . sg cover- pst -3 sg all art . m . dir . sg floor- acc . sg
‘The carpet covers the whole floor.’

76. remember sərəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a mišto sərə-l khər
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg well remember- prs .3 sg house[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša remembers the house well.’

77. help aźutil

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a aźuti-sarď-a la Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn [ m ]- nom . sg help- prs -3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn [ f ]- acc . sg
‘Murša helped Marijka.’

78. understand (language) aťarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a aťarə-l francusko śib
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg understand- prs .3 sg f rench language[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša understands French.’

79. hit (target) del

Valency pattern: NOM_ande
X: NOM
Y: ande
Locus: Y
ə molnij-a ď-a and-o khər
art . f . dir . sg lighnting- nom . sg give- pst .3 sg in- art . m . dir . sg house[ nom . sg ]
‘Lightning struck the house.’

80. cut oneself śinelpe

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a śin-ď-a-pe la britv-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg cut_oneself- pst -3 sg - refl art . f . obl . sg razor- ins . sg
‘Murša cut himself with a razor.’

81. get stuck astarďol

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o stakan-o astard-il-o pe skafed-i
art . m . dir . sg glass- nom . sg stick- pst -3 sg . f on table- nom . sg
‘The glass got stuck to the table.’

82. lose (game) xasarəl

Valency pattern: NOM_DAT
X: NOM
Y: DAT
Locus: Y
o Murš-a xasar-ď-a la Marijk-akə
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg lose- pst -3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - dat . sg
‘Murša lost to Marijka.’

83. be glad raduilpe

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a radui-sajl-o kata la Marijk-ak-o pisʼmo
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg rejoice- pst -3 sg . m from art . f . obl . sg pn - gen . sg - m . dir . sg letter. nom . sg
‘Murša was glad about Marijka’s letter.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

84. speak divinil

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a divini-l la Marijk-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg speak- prs .3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - ins . sg
‘Murša is speaking with Marijka.’

85. give birth arakhavel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
ə Marijk-a arakha-ď-a le śav-es
art . f . dir . sg pn - nom . sg give_birth- pst -3 sg art . m . obl son- obl . sg
‘Marijka gave birth to a son.’

86. drop peravel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a per-a-ď-a o stakan-o
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg drop- pst -3 sg art . m . dir . sg glass- acc . sg
‘Murša dropped the glass.’

87. govern rukavadil

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a rukavadi-l amar-ə kyrd-osa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg govern- prs .3 sg our- m . obl village- ins . sg
‘Murša runs our village.’

88. miss lel doro

Valency pattern: ACC_pa
X: ACC
Y: pa
Locus: XY
le Murš-as l-el doro pa Marijk-a
art . m . obl pn - acc . sg take- prs -3 sg sadness with pn - nom . sg
‘Murša misses Marijka.’

89. follow źal

Valency pattern: NOM_pala
X: NOM
Y: pala
Locus: Y
o Murš-a źa-l pala Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg go- prs .3 sg behind pn - nom . sg
‘Murša follows Marijka.’

90. dismount hulel

Valency pattern: NOM_pa
X: NOM
Y: pa
Locus: Y
o Murš-a hul-ist-o pa grast
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg dismount- pst -3 sg . m from horse[ nom . sg ]
‘Murša got down from the horse.’

91. listen ašunel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a ašun-el radiva
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg listen- prs .3 sg radio[ acc . sg ]
‘Murša is listening to radio.’

92. obey kandel o muj

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
o Murš-a kand-el o muj pesk-a d-ak-o
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg listen- prs .3 sg art . m . dir . sg mouth[ acc . sg ] one’s- f . obl . sg mother- gen . sg - m . dir . sg
‘Murša always listens to his mother.’
Note: Not included in the database because Y is expressed as an NP-internal modifier.

93. hear ašunel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a ašun-el muzyk-a
art . m . nom pn - nom . sg listen- prs .3 sg music- acc . sg
‘Murša hears the music.’

94. mix amisavel

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o mʼod-o amis-ajl-o le thud-esa
art . m . dir . sg honey- nom . sg mix- pst -3 sg . m art . m . obl . sg milk- ins . sg
‘The honey got mixed with milk.’

95. look dikhəl

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o Murš-a dikhə-l p-o ćeri
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg look- prs .3 sg on- art . m . dir . sg sky[ nom . sg ]
‘Murša is looking at the sky.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the NOM_peLOC structure would be used.

96. take off śudel pa peste

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a śuď-a o gad pa pes-te
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg throw- pst .3 sg art . m . dir . sg shirt[ acc . sg ] from oneself- loc
‘Murša took off his shirt.’

97. dream (sleeping) sykaďol ando suno

Valency pattern: DAT_NOM
X: DAT
Y: NOM
Locus: X
ə Marijk-a sykaďo-l le Murš-askə and-o sun-o
art . f . dir . sg pn - nom . sg appear- prs .3 sg art . m . obl pn - dat . sg in- art . m . dir . sg dream- nom . sg
‘Murša dreams about Marijka.’

98. agree saglasilpe

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a saglasi-sajl-o la Marijk-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg agree- pst . refl -3 sg . m art . f . obl . sg pn - ins . sg
‘Murša agreed with Marijka.’

99. have a quarrel xalpe

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a xa-ľ-a-pe la Marijk-asa
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg have_quarrel- pst -3 sg - refl art . f . obl . sg pn - ins . sg
‘Murša had a quarrel with Marijka.’

100. cost kərəl

Valency pattern: NOM_NOM(NO.AGR)
X: NOM
Y: NOM(NO.AGR)
Locus: Y
kaď-a kuć-i kərə-l jekh řubl-a
this- f . dir . sg cup- nom . sg cost- prs .3 sg one rouble- nom . sg
‘This cup costs one rouble.’

101. shoot at del jag

Valency pattern: NOM_ande
X: NOM
Y: ande
Locus: Y
o Murš-a ď-a jag ande ćirikl-i
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg give- pst .3 sg fire in bird- nom . sg
‘Murša shot at the bird.’

102. pour śorəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a śor-ď-a zar-o ande kuć-i
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg pour- pst -3 sg sugar- acc . sg in cup- nom . sg
‘Murša poured the sugar into the mug.’

103. lose xasarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a xasar-ď-a le te-i
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg lose- pst -3 sg art . pl key- acc . pl
‘Murša lost his keys.’

104. sink tasol

Valency pattern: NOM_ande
X: NOM
Y: ande
Locus: Y
o kašt tas-ul-o and-o paj
art . m . dir . sg log[ nom . sg ] sink- pst -3 sg . m in- art . m . dir . sg water[ nom . sg ]
‘The log sank in the water.’

105. kill mudarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a mudar-ď-a le źukl-es
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg kill- pst -3 sg art . m . obl dog- acc . sg
‘Murša killed a dog.’

106. hit del

Valency pattern: NOM_ande
X: NOM
Y: ande
Locus: Y
o Murš-a ď-a ande man-de
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg give- pst .3 sg in i - loc
‘Murša hit me.’

107. kiss ćumindel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a ćuminď-a la Marijk-a ande buk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg kiss- pst .3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - acc . sg in cheek- nom . sg
‘Murša kissed Marijka on the cheek.’

108. read dinel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a din-ď-a knišk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg read- pst -3 sg book- acc . sg
‘Murša read a book.’

109. move (bodypart) mištil

Valency pattern: NOM_INS
X: NOM
Y: INS
Locus: Y
o Murš-a mišti-l le naj-anca
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg move- prs .3 sg art . pl finger- ins . pl
‘Murša is moving his fingers.’

110. respect thol laźav

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o Murš-a tho-l laźav pe Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg set- prs .3 sg shame on pn - nom . sg
‘Murša respects Marijka.’

111. be squeamish grecolpe

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a greco-l-pe kata melal-i pasud-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg be_squeamish- prs .3 sg - refl from dirty- f . dir . sg dishes- nom . sg
‘Murša is squeamish about dirty dishes.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

112. be content mišto

Valency pattern: DAT_pala
X: DAT
Y: pala
Locus: XY
le Murš-ahkə mišto pala pehk-o śav
art . m . obl pn - dat . sg well for one’s- m . dir . sg son[ nom . sg ]
‘Murša is satisfied with his son.’
Note: Non-verbal predicate.

113. fall in love vľubilpe

Valency pattern: NOM_ande
X: NOM
Y: ande
Locus: Y
o Murš-a vľubi-sajl-o ande Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg fall_in_love- pst -3 sg . m because_of pn - nom . sg
‘Murša fell in love with Marijka.’

114. trust paťalpe

Valency pattern: NOM_ande
X: NOM
Y: ande
Locus: Y
o Murš-a paťa-l-pe ande Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg believe- prs .3 sg - refl in pn - nom . sg
‘Murša trusts Marijka.’

115. sympathise mila

Valency pattern: DAT_ABL
X: DAT
Y: ABL
Locus: XY
le Murš-ahkə mila kata Marijk-a
art . m . obl pn - dat . sg sorry from pn - nom . sg
‘Murša sympathises with Marijka.’
Note: Non-verbal predicate. With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

116. envy xal xoli

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o Murš-a xa-l xoli pe Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg eat- prs .3 sg spite on pn - nom . sg
‘Murša envies Marijka.’

117. be angry xoľavel

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o Murš-a xoľave-l pe Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg be_angry- prs .3 sg on pn - nom . sg
‘Murša is angry with Marijka.’

118. be surprised udivilpe

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a udivi-sajl-o kata padark-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg be_surprised- pst . refl -3 sg . m from gift- nom . sg
‘Murša was surprised at this gift.’

119. love (tea) plaćal

Valency pattern: ACC_NOM
X: ACC
Y: NOM
Locus: X
le Murš-as plaća-n le phab-a
art . m . obl . sg pn - acc . sg like- prs .3 pl art . pl apple- nom . pl
‘Murša loves apples.’

120. enjoy mišto

Valency pattern: DAT_ABL
X: DAT
Y: ABL
Locus: XY
le Murš-ahkə mišto kata ćaj
art . m . dir . sg pn - dat . sg well from tea[ nom . sg ]
‘Murša enjoys the tea.’
Note: Non-verbal predicate. With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

121. want kamel

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a kam-el nev-o tilifon-o
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg want- prs .3 sg new- m . dir . sg telephone- acc . sg
‘Murša wants a new mobile phone.’

122. have a grudge xoľavel

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o Murš-a xoľ-ajl-o pe Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg be_angry- pst -3 sg . m on pn - nom . sg
‘Murša holds a grudge against Marijka.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the NOM_peLOC structure would be used.

123. take offence *

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
*
*
*
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

124. upset xoľarəl

Valency pattern: TR
X: NOM
Y: ACC
Locus: TR
o Murš-a xoľ-ar-ď-a la Marijk-a
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg upset- pst -3 sg art . f . obl . sg pn - acc . sg
‘Murša greatly upset Marijka.’

125. marvel diľavel

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a diľ-ajl-o kata kad-o for-o
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg go_crazy- pst -3 sg . m from this- m . dir . sg town- nom . sg
‘Murša was impressed by this town.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.

126. despise *

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
*
*
*
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

127. get upset *

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
*
*
*
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

128. get irritated nervićilpe

Valency pattern: NOM_pe
X: NOM
Y: pe
Locus: Y
o Murš-a nervići-sajl-o pe la-te
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg get_irritated- pst -3 sg . m on she- loc
‘Murša is getting irritated with her.’

129. be fond *

Valency pattern: NA
X: *
Y: *
Locus: *
*
*
*
Note: No satisfactory translation has been obtained.

130. be shy laźal

Valency pattern: NOM_ABL
X: NOM
Y: ABL
Locus: Y
o Murš-a laźa-l kata pesk-o rost-o
art . m . dir . sg pn - nom . sg be_ashamed- prs .3 sg from one’s- m . dir . sg height- nom . sg
‘Murša is embarrased about his height.’
Note: With a pronominal Y argument, the structure with the ablative case (ABL) would be used.