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Index of authors
Abbott, M. 1~, 17, 2~, 41
Abraham, P. T. 168
Adelberger, Jorg 209
Aikhenvald. Alexandra Y. 2, 5-10, 15-21,
25-6, 32, 35. 38. 42, 45-8. 52-4, 69.
107-25,153
Allen, W. Sidney 43
Ameka. Felix 4-5.8-10, 13. 30, 55-6,
224-41
Arora, Harbir Kaur 42
Bally. Charles 11
Baron. Irene 2
Barshi, Immanuel 2. 36
Bateson, G. 107, 121
Beaumont, C. H. 75
Behrend, Heike 48
Bisang, Walter 26
Blake, Barry J. 168
Blench, Roger M. 225
Blust, Robert 2, 45
Boadi, Lawrence A. 224
Boas, Franz 12, 16. 49
Boeder, Winfried 42
Bowden, John 44
Bowden, R. 117
Bril, I. ~4-6, 65-88
Brovm, Donald E. 224
Brownie, John 3, 12, 21
Brownie, Marjo 3. 12, 21
Campbell, Lyle 42-3
Carlin, Eithne B. 34, 48
Carlson, R. 9
Carpenter, Kristen 261
Carrier, James c. 289
Chao, Yuen Ren 187. 190
Chapman, Shirley 13
Chappell, Hilary 2,3.4°,181-2,187.225.241
Cheng, Jie 187,198
Chirikba. Viacheslav A. 45
Christalier, J. G. 224
Churchward, C. M. 18
Clark, Eve V. 225
Claudi, Ulrike 234
Comrie, Bernard 212
Corominas. Joan 28
Creissels. denis 168
Crowhurst, Megan 152
Crowley, Terry 2
Curnow, Timothy Iowan 12,19,32
Delalorm, Cephas 21.6
Delancey, Scott 168
Deloria, Ella 16. 49
Dench. Alan 54-6,126-48
Deng, Siyin 187
Derbyshire, Desmond C. 13-14, 17
Dinslage, Sabine 211
Dixon, R. M. W . 2, 5-13, 17-20. 27-30, 33-4.
38, 46, 52-6. 65, 68, 2.02, 215. 2.24-5, 291,
243-7.291-308
Dol, Philomena 7
Donohue. Mark 20
Edmondson, Jerold A. 7
Elbert, S. H. 3, 14, 34, 47-9
Enfield, Nicholas J. 225
Epps. Patience 37
Errington, J. Joseph 47
Evans. Nicholas 127, 224-5
Foley, Willlam A. 30
Fortescue, Michael 17,31- 2,49
Frajzyngier, Zygmunt 243-60
Fraurud, Kari 44

310 Index of authors
Gamkrelidze. T. V. 28. 48
Geraghty. Paul 23
Gerdts, Donna 39
Glaskin. Katie 263
Graeber, David 275
Graham. A. G. 187
Gravelle, Gilles 97
Gravelle, Gloria 54-6, 90-106
Green, Diana 24
Gregory. C. A. 274. 287
Gilldemann, Tom 225
Guo, Jimao 187.197
Haenen, Paul 205
Haiman, John 8-9
Han, Jingquan 187
Harnischfeger, Johannes 209, 213
Harrison, S.}. U5. 121, 123
Harrison, S. P. 18
Hegel, Georg 262
Heine, Bernd 2,27-32,37,44.46,101-4,175,
217-18, 225. 234. 237
Hellwig. Birgit 220
Henry. Rosita 54-6. 274-89
Herslund, Michael 2
Hill. D. 75. 82
Hockett. C. F. 224
Huang, C.-T. James 186-7.194
Hyman. Larry 37
Hyslop;Catriona 7.9.14. 2i, 31, 35
Isachenko, Alexander V. 27-8
Ivanov. Vyach. Vs. 12,28,48
Jensen, Cheryl 11
Jespersen, Otto 20, 44
Kachru, Yamuna 42
Karlgren. Bernhard 187
Katyal, Sonia 261, 271
Kearney, Michael 225
Keating, Elizabeth 23. 47-50
Kettler, Sonja 2, 27. 46
Kiyosawa, Kaoru 39
Klamer. Marian 45
Klumpp. Dorothy 28
Koehn. Sally 25
Koshal, Sanyukta 42
Kurylowicz, J. 42
Kuteva. Tania 175
La Fontinelle de, J. 74
Lee, K-D. 4'
Lemonnier, Pierre 287
Levinson, Stephen C. 224
Lewis, Geoffrey 7
Li. Charles 186-7
Lichtenberk, Frantisek 6,9-10,20,2),66,
69.74.77-8
Lin, Yon-Jing 41
Luo. ¥ongxian 54-6,186-207
Lu, Bingfu 187
Luig. Ute 48
Lynch. John 2.9.77
Lyons, Christopher 189
Lyons. John 2, 48, 224
Ma. Zhigang 187
McGregor, William 2, 3. 225
McKinsey & Co. 270
Macquarie Capital Advisors
Limited 269
Matthews. P. H. 243-5, 249
Matthews, Stephen 46
Mattina, Nancy 39
Meek. C. K. 213
Meinhof, Carl 210
Merlan, Francesca 124, 276-82, 187
Michael. Lev D. 54-6. 149-66
Mihas, Elena 175
Mithun, Marianne 2, 16. 36-40, 43
Mosel. U. 68. 75-6
Moyse-Faurie, C. 68-9
MUller, Henrik H0eg 5

Index of authors 311
Murdoch, George P. 224-
Mycielski, jan 243
Nichols. Johanna 4
Nikiforidou, Kiki 5
Noonan. Michael 13. 175
Nordlinger, R. 17
Noye, Dominique 255
Obata, Kazuko 39
Ostapirat, Weera 45
Osumi, Midori 10. 13
Ozanne-Rivierre. F. 68-70,74.77. 80
Pacioni, P. 26. 44
Pan, Haihua 187
Partee. Barbara H. 193
Pasch, H. 10, 13
Payne, Doris 1. 2, 9. 36, 225, 238
Penalver. Eduardo 271
Perniss, Pamela 17-8
Post, Mark W. 54-6, 167-84
Ramirez, Henri 50
Reesink, Ger 9, 45, 93, 97
Reh, Mechthild 37
Reinoso Galindo, Andres Eduardo 28
Ribeiro, Eduardo 25
Richards, Joan 16
Riley, Angela 261
Ring, Andrew j. 237
Rivierre, }.-c. 79
Robbins, Joel 261- 3. 268, 271
Rodrigues, Aryan D. 25
Rose, Carol 268
Ross, Malcolm 2, 265
Routamaa, judy 42, 265
Rumsey, Alan 51-2.,124.276-82.187
Sadler, 1. 17
Sands. Kristina 42-3
Saxton, D. 25
Schmidt, Annette 46
Schroeder, Jeanne 262
Seiler. Hansjakob 2; "29, 31, 225
Seki, 1. 27. 43
Shay, Erin 243. 249
Shen, Jiaxuan 197
Shi, Yuzhi 187
Shimizu, IGyoshi 209
Slater. Keith W. 12
Song, jae jung 41
S0rensen, Finn 2
Spaulding, Craig 43
Spaulding, Pat 43
Staalsen, Lori 117
Staalsen, Philip 117
Stasch. Rupert 261-2,266.269-71
Stassen, Leon 225. 237
Stewart, Pamela J. 2.75, 286
Stolz, Thomas 2. 27. 46
Storch, Anne 54-6, 208-23
Strathern. Andrew J. 275-6,287
Strathern. Marilyn 262, 276, 287
Stroh. Cornelia 2, 27. 46
Subbarao, Karumuri Venkata 42
Sun, jackson T.-S. 41
Sybesma, Rint 187
Taylor, john R. 224
Telban, Borut u8
Thompson, Chad 13-15.32
Thompson, Sandra 186-7
T omu. Cecilia E. 226
Ullrich. Charles 45, 49
Urdze, Aina 2, 27, 46
van den Berg, Rene 45
van Staden, Miriam 45
Vasmer, Max 48
Velazquez-Castillo, Maura 33
ViitsQ, T.-R. 2.9
Weiner, Annette 266-8. :274. 287
Weiner, James 263.287
Weir, E. M" Helen 38
Welmers, William E. 209, 224

312 Index of authors
Wen, Binli 187
Westermann. Diedrich 219
Wierzbicka, Anna 225
Wilson, William H. 18
Wood, Michael 54-6,261-72
Xiao, Defa 187, 198
Xu, Dan 186-7, 197
Yang, Tongyin 7
Zeshan, Ulrike 27-8
Zhu, Dexi 187
Zhu, Xingfan 198

Index of languages, language families,
linguistic areas, and ethnic groups
African languages 55. 66
Akan 224. 234
Amazonian languages 8, 15. 27. 291- 2
Apalai 25. see also Carib languages
Apatani 168
Arawa languages 13.27.42,56.291,295
Arawak languages 8, 12,15-16. 19-20,25.
31- 2,36.44-6, so, 55. 149, 153. 225
Athabaskan languages 13
Australian languages 27. 36. 41, 51-2, 56,
126-8, 137-40,147. 291
Austronesian languages 9. 20, 44-5
Awa Pit (Cuaiquier) 12,19-20,32
Baltic languages 28-9. 48
Balta-Finnic languages 27.42
Baniwa Hohodene 16, 19. see also Baniwa
of I~ana/Kurripako
Baniwa of Iyana/Knrripako 16, 19.
26-8,50
Barbacoan languages 12, 19-20. 32
Bilua 39
Boumaa Fijian 34
Cantonese 26. 46
Carib languages 14-17.41-2,46
Caucasian Sprachbund 42, 45
Chadie languages 243- 4. 249
Chinese. see Mandarin Chinese
Colloquial Welsh 29
Dakkhini 42
Dakota 16, 49-50
'Dongo~ko 10. 13
Drehu 66.77.80
Dyirbal 18.31.34.46.56.291-306
East Benue~Congo 208
East Bird's Head Peninsula family 97.106
East Nusantara linguistic area 45
East Tucanoan languages 16. 46
English 3-6.20.28.32.36-7.43-5.48.50.189.
193-5. 202- 3. 291. 294-6. 299. 302-6
Estonian 29-30. 42
Ewe 5. 8, 10, 13, 45- 6, 225-6, 230-5, 238-41
Fijian dialects 44. 48. see also Bownaa Fijian
Finnish 42-3
Fula 255
Galo 2-16.28-3°.34.37.42-7.167-85.3°6
Gbe 226. see also Ewe
Ghana~Togo-Mountain languages
Greek 5
Guarani, Paraguayan 33
Hatam 9
Haya 37
Hindi 42
Hixkaryana 14-15
Hlai 45
Hmong 10, 26, 46
Hone 3. 10-13. 16, 34, 44-6, 55, 111. 118, 123.
208-223
Hup 37--8
Iaai 70.77
Iatmul 107, 121
Indo-European languages 3.11.28-9,42.46
Iroquoian languages 43
Jarawara 13.27.30. 33.56.291,295-302,305-6
Javanese 47

314 Index of languages
Ie languages 25. 42
Jukunoid languages 50, 208
Kaliai-Kove 20
Kam 7
Kamaiuni 27
Kampa languages 149-54
Kamula 42,48-52,55-6,261-72,307
Karawari uS
Kariri 25
Kipea-Kariri; see Kariri
Konkani 42
Koyukon 13-15. 32, 35. 42
Ku Waru 117.276-81. see also Temhoka
Kusaiean 41
Kwa languages 55. 224-
Kwoma 107. 117
Ladakhj 42
Lakota 43. 45. 49. see also Dakota
Lango 13
Likpe 2-11,28.37.43-6,55.114.215.224-42,294
Lolovoli dialect of the North-east Arnbae
language 7.9.14.21,31,35
Lower Sepik languages 118
Maa 238
Macro- Je languages 25
Macushi 15,17.25.41
l1anarn 66.74.77-8.87
Manambu 3-4. 20, 27-31, 34-40, 49. 52, 54.
107- 125. 306
Mandarin Chinese 4-5. 8, 11, 18, 29. 40-7. 55.
186-207, 294-
Mangghuer 12
Martuthunira 3. 7. 9-13.18,27-8.36,47.54- 5.
u8. 126:-48, 292
Matsigenka 149- 50. 154, 165
l1aybrat 7
Mba languages 10
l1ekeo 9
Melpa 276, see also Ku Waru, T emboka
l1eyah 97. 106
Miao~Yao languages 26,46
Micronesian languages 3, 14, 23. 41
Modern Tepehuan 25
Mohawk 43
MongoHc 12
Moskona 2, 4. 7-15. 29-31. 35, 41-2, 45-9,
54.90-106,117,204
Mussau 3.7.12,21-2
Mussau~Emira; see Mussau
Nadeb 38
Nankma 43. 54
Nanti 3- 5.8.11-16.19- 20.27.30. 33,36-9.50,
54-5. 120. 149- 66, 204. 225. 306-7
Na~ Togo languages 224
Ndu languages 54
Nelemwa 2,4-16,20-1.24.26, 30,36- 9.43.
54. 65-89. 294
New Caledonian languages 70, 77-9
Nilo-Saharan languages 238
North-east Ambae language 7.9.14.21.31,35.
see nlso Lolovoli dialect of the
North-east Ambae language
Nilotic languages 13
North American [nruan languages 2
North Arawak languages 15, 19. 25
OceaniC languages 2-3. 6-14. 20- 3. 28, 33.
41. 48. 54. 66-8. 74. 87-8
Palikur 25. 46
Papago 25
Papuan languages 9. 276. see also Ndu
languages
Paraguayan Guarani 33
Pauman 13
Piapoco 28
Pilbara languages 126. 139-40
Portuguese 5. 2.8
Proto-Arawa 295
Proto-Eastern Malaya-Polynesian 45
Proto-Oceanic 71
Proto~Tibeto-Burman 168
Puluwat 3. '4. 34. 47-9

Index of languages 315
Retuara 45
Salish languages 39
Sign languages 27-8
Siouan languages 1~, 50
Slavic languages 12, 28-9. 48
Sougb 97, 106
South Halrnahera languages 44
Spanish 5, 28
Taba 44
Tai-Kadai languages 7.45
Tariana 12, 14-16, 26, 32, 44-6, 48-50
Temboka 2,7.35.42,49,51,56,274-90,306-7
Tibeto-Burman languages 42,55.167
Tigak 75
Tinrin 10, 13
Tolai 68, 75, 87
Tongan 18
Toqabaqita la, 14
Trio 34.48
Tsimshian 12
Tucano 6,16,46,48-5°
Tucanoan languages 45. see also East
Tucanoan languages
Tupi-Guarani languages 25-7, 42
Turkish 7, 44
Uto-Aztecan languages 25,31
Vaupes area 52
Wandala 2-7.11,14,28-30,42,48,
55,243-60
Warekena 8, IS, 19
Warembori 20
Waura 16
Welsh, see Colloquial Welsh
West Greenlandic 17. 31-2, 49
Yimas 30
Yucuna 45

Index of subjects
absolutive-ergative 41- 3
adposition 81-3
advanced tongue root vowel harmony 226
allenable possession 8-15.21- 7.32.-3. 40-1,
52-6, 212-13. 225. 280-1, 294-307
in Moskona 91-100
in Nanti 150-8
in N~lemwa 72- 3. 79-80
analytic construction 9-10, 20, 98-100,
see also iconicity. alienable possession
animacy 11-14.19.25-7.33-4. 37.40,43.53.
136. 156, 159-60. 172, 186, 248. 280,
see also humanness
in Hone 210- 12
in Manambu 109-20
in Nelemwa 70-83
animate, see animacy
applicative 39.53. 149. 163-5
apposition 9. 12, 56, 73. 96. 110- 11, 128. 144-6,
175.192,215-16,232-3.240
argument structure, see grammatical relations
ascension 36,53.151- 2,198-9. see also
external possession. raising
association 1-6,12,28-30.44.52.55.109.
113- 15.303-4
in Galo 16S-75. IS3-4
in Hone 215-19
in Likpe 224-5. 229-36
in Mandarin Chinese 186-95
in Nelemwa 76-80
in Temboka 278- 9
'belong' 27-9, 103-4. 160
benefactive 1, 41-2. 54. 82-3
body part terms 3-15.21,26.32-3.37.40-5.
53.265.280. see also part-whole relations
in Galo 171-3,181-2
in Hone 213- 14
in Likpe 229-36
in Manambu 109-10, 115-18
in Mandarin Chinese 187-92
in Martuthunira 139. 144-6
in Moskona 93-6
in Nanti 154-5
in N~lemwa 65-87
in Temboka 278-82
in Wandala 250-1
bound noun. see relational noun
case syncretism 41-2.128-40
classificatory verb 35. 90-1, 279-82
classifiers 5.8-11,20- 7,33-4,90-1,163-5,169
in Mandarin Chinese 193-5
in Nanti 164-5
in NeJemwa 68- 70
clausal possession, see predicative possession
climate change 269-72
comitative 83.137-8.173-4,221-2,233.291-4
compound 74,77-8, 81. 117. 186, 200- 1,210,
215-19
constituent order 66. 91, 150, 186. 209. 226,
244. 293-4
construct 68, 71-84, see also pertensive
control 18
copula construction 29-31. 34-5. 108-9.
117-19,221-2
core grammatical relations 36-9. 90, see also
grammatical relations
cultural parameters and possession 4.26-7.
45-52, 303-8
among the Kamula 261-72
among the Temboka 275-89
in Gala 182-4
in Hone 212-13.221- 3
in Likpe 239-40
in Manambu 120-4

Index of subjects 317
in Mandarin Chinese 200-4
in Martuthunira 147
in Moskona 106
in Nanti 165- 6
dative 30.41-3, 227~8)279
definiteness 20-6, 29- 35. 44. 53. 100-3. 124!
151, 159. 193-5. 204. 255-6
demonstrative 71, 140-2, 193-5
direct marking of possession 9-11,
see also inalienable possession
in Moskona 93-100
in NeU~mwa 68- 87
discourse factors and possession 19-20
ergative 41-3
exchange 261-72, 275-89
exclusive possession 268-9
existential 27-35. 86. 159-60. 176-80, 219-21,
258-60, 279-82
external possession 2, 36-41. 53. 87. 106, 116,
181-2,239
in Hone 210-14 ~
in Moskona 91, 96-100
in Nelemwa 70-7
iconic motivation, see iconicity
iconicity 8-10. 26.52
inalienable possession 8-15.21-7.32-3,36-9.
52-6.225. 236.275-6,278-81.294- 302
in Moskona 91-100
in Nanti 150-8
in Nelemwa 68-82
inanimate, see animacy
incorporability of noWlS 36-41, 53, 161-4,
see also noun incorporation
indirect marking of possession 9-14,
see also alienable possession
in Moskona 92-3
in Nelemwa 72-3, 79-80
individuation 10-14, 20, 36-41. 53
interrogative 6, 11, 250-1. 259
Iranian linguistic tradition 7
izafet 7
foregrounding 36.39-40. 53. 239. see also
external possession, noun incorporation
gender 108-24. 213
genitalia, possession of 144-6. 213
genitive 4-12,18,25.41-4.128.135,168-75.
217-19,278-9
genitive classifiers, see possessive classifiers
genitive possession schema 30
grammatical relation markers and possessive
markers 41-3, 173-5
grammatical relations 6.27.36-9,43,66,90-1,
see also oblique grammatical relations.
external possession, noun incorporation
grammaticalization 4,10,12, 21, 28,37. 46, 81-3.
juxtaposition. see apposition
kinship relations 3-16. 32-3, 36, 40, 45-8,
52-5,265-9.303-4
in Gala 171
in Hone 212- 13
in Likpe 209-36
in Manambu 115-18
in Mandarin Chinese 187-92
in Martuthunira 127. 132-44
in Moskona 91, 96-100
in Nanti 150, 156-8
in NHemwa 65-74.77.87
in Temboka 279-81
in Wandala 250-4. see also relational noun
236.240-1,249
land ownership 49- 52,55-6,165-6.261-72.
'have' 27-9,32-3,100-3, 117-18, 304 275-89,274-91, )06-8
head in possessive construction 27.90.109- 14. language contact 1-2.45-6. 105-6. 165-6,
113-16,131-2,145-6.155-6. 168. 294-302 221-3.239-41
humanness 11-12,16, 19-20, 25,34>38-40, 52-4. language obsolescence 45
130. 155-6, 263-4, see also animacy language ownership 49-51,306

318 Index of subjects
location and possession 12., 3D-I. 81-2, 86, 96.
109-11, 146, 188-9. 303-4
in Gala 173-80
in Hone 221-2
in Likpe 225. 232, 237-40
in Temboka 279-80
mirative pronoun 214-15
name 4.10-16.21, 40.48-9.54-6.108,120-7.
130, 214. 305-6
name ownership 120-7
negative possession 27.35-6,86-7. 90.101-4.
258-60, see also privative
in Likpe 238
in Manambu 108. 117-20
in Martuthunira 128. 138-40
in Nanti 159-60
nominal hierarchy 11-12,40
nominal tense 17
nominalization 5-6. 15. 18. 36. 43-4. 239
in Nelemwa 83-4
nominative-accusative 108, 126
non-verbal clause, see verbless dause
noun class 209-10.213-14.22.6- 8
noun incorporation 27. 36-41, 53. 87, 150,
161-2, see also incorporability of nouns
noun phrase, marking of possession in 3-11,
see also possessive noun phrase
oblique grammatical relations 36-8,42-3.53.
see also granunatical relations
orientation, see spatial relations
ol'mership 3-4.47- 52,87.108.120-4,150-8.
171.182-4,195-6. 239-41, 261-72, 275-89.
302-8
part-whole relations 3- 12, 27. 33. 36-41. 52.
187-92,303-4. see also body part terms
in Gala 171-3
in Likpe 229-36
in Martuthunira 128, 144-6
in Moskona 109-10
in Nanti 150,156-7,164-5
jn NcHemwa 65-87
pennanent possession 17-18.31. 34. 178-9,
219- 22. see also temporary posseSSion
person of possessor 10, 11, 203-4, see also
speech act participants
pertensive 7.18.48,68.71-83.127.130,
136-7. 246-51
positional verb 28. 46. 109. 117, 179-80.
220-2, 292-4
possession as a term 2- 3. 224-5. 243, 304
possessive classifiers 5.8-11.20-7.33- 4.68-70,
90- 1.164-5,169. see also classifiers
possessive derivations 31-2,39
possessive noun phrase 1-27.52-3
and other noun phrase types 5-6
in Galo 168-75
in Hone 210-19
in Likpe 224-5, 229-36
in Manambu 109-17
in Mandarin Chinese 187-95
in Martuthunira 127-46
in Moskona 91-100
in Nanti 151-8
in Nelemwa 66-85
in Temboka 278 - 80
in Wandala 245-56
possessor's properties 11-12,34-5.39- 41,
52-3, 93-6, 109- 24, 150, 155-6, 161,
195-99, 229-36
postpOSition 228. 235-6. 278,
see also adposition
posture verb 179-80, see also positional verb
predicaUve possession 5-6, 27-36. 52-3
in Gala 175-81
in Hone 219-22
in Likpe 237-9
in Manambu 117-20
in Mandarin Chinese 195-200
in Martuthunira 146-7
in Moskona 92-3, 100-5
in Nanti 158-63
in Nelemwa 85-7
in Temboka 278-81
in Wandala 256- 60
preposition 90, 96, see also adposition

Index of subjects 319
privative 27, 35-6. 86-7, 128, 138-4°, 292-4,
see also negative possession
prominence 19-20,38-41
pronoun 11-12,92-3.112-13,128-31,152,160,
187-8.209-15.221-2.229-36.246-58.
see also mirative pronoun
proper name, see name
property 3-4. 106, 183-4. see also ownership
purpose 41-2,109-11
quantification 5-6, 52, 65. 84. 87, 91, 229
raising 36,53,151-2,198-9, see also ascension,
external possession
reflexive possession 11-12
relational classifiers. see possessive classifiers
relational noun 67-82, 244-5
relativization 27.40-1,44,53.116-17,198-200
reversative construction 150, 163
segmentary person 123-4, 282-3
Semitic linguistic tradition 7
spatial relationships 4-7,10-12,69.76,96,
109-10,172,229-36
speech act participants lQ-11, 97-100. 204
speech registers 23-4, 33-4, 47
spirits 29,47-9,51-2,55-6,121,261-72
subordinate clause ':-43-4. 126
suppletion 10-11, 157
synthetic construction 9-10,20,99-100,108,
see also iconicity, inalienable possession
temporal relationships in possession 17-18
temporary possession 17-18, 31, 34, 178-9,
219-22, see also pennanent possession
topicalization 31, 35, 100-2, 198-200,
209-10,300-1
totem 108,120-4,301-2
Turkic linguistic tradition 7
unpossessed form 14-15,153-4
unpossessable noun 15-16,93,213-14
verbless clause 29-31, 34-5. 86, 104, 118-19,
133. 146, 293-4
whole-part relations, see body part terms,
part-whole relations
'with' -relation 221-2, 233, 292-4.
see also comitative
word order in possessive noun phrase 6-7,
91-2,109-20,126,131,150-2,167-8,
228-9, 245-6. 293-4, see also possessive
noun phrase