Analytical grammar of the Pokot language. Kitapu ngala Pökot nyo kikir

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Table of contents
Introduction
Part I : Morphology
1. Phonetics
	1.2. The Intonation
		1.2.1. Tonal Inferences
	1.3. The Diphtongs
	Appendix : some examples of similar pronunciation
	1.1.1. Pronunciation: The Consonants
	1.1.2. The Vowels
	1.1.3. Interchangeable Consonants
2.The Noun
	2.1. Classification of Pokot Nouns
		2.1.1. Proper and Common Nouns
		2.1.2. Abstract and Concrete Nouns
		2.1.3. Collective Nouns
		2.1.4 Compound Nouns
	2.2 Noun Accidences
		2.2.1. The Gender
		2.2.2. The Article
		2.2.3. The Case
			2.2.3.1. The Accusative
			2.2.3.2. The Nominative
			2.2.3.3. The Genitive
		2.2.4. The Number
	2.3. Noun Grouping
		2.3.1. Nouns ending in "in"
		2.3.3. Nouns ending in "yan, yon"
		2.3.3. Nouns ending in "öwon"
		2.3.4. Nouns ending in "wö"
		2.3.5. Nouns adding "ay"
		2.3.6. Nouns adding "wok"
		2.3.7. Nouns adding "un"
		2.3.8. The Nominal Participles
		2.3.9. Nouns adding "is"
		2.3.10. Nouns adding "öy, oy"
		2.3.11. Nouns adding "in, ïn, tin, tïn"
		2.3.12. Nouns adding "on"
		2.3.13. Nouns adding "ot"
		2.3.14. Nouns adding "en"
		2.3.15. Nouns adding "os"
		2.3.16. Nouns changing their vowels
		2.3.17. Nouns changing the intonation
		2.3.18. Different Singular and Plural
	2.4. The Negation of the Noun
3. The Adjective
	3.1. Adjectives of Quality
		3.1.1. The plural of the Quality Adjectives
		3.1.2. Position of the Quality Adjectives
		3.1.3. Adjectival Atributive Construction
		3.1.4. Juxtaposition of Adjectives
		3.1.5. Adjectives of size and quantity
		3.1.6. The negation of Adjectives
		3.1.7. Comparative and Superlative
		3.1.7.1. The Comparative
		3.1.7.2. The Superlative
		3.1.7.3. Ngwangwa and Kaykay
		3.1.7.5. In Interrogative Sentences
	3.2. Determinative Adjectives
		3.2.1. Locative Adjectives
		3.2.1.1. Time
		3.2.1.2. Gradatives
		3.2.1.3. Numerals
		3.2.1.4. Ordinals
		3.2.1.5. Fractionals
	3.2.2. Indefinite or Existentials
4. The Pronoun
	4.1. Personal Pronouns
		4.1.1. Absolute Personal Pronouns
		4.1.2. Object Personal Pronouns
		4.1.3. Emphatic Personal Pronouns
	4.2. Locative Pronouns
		4.2.1. With the construction "le"
		4.2.2. How to ask about
 the place
		4.2.3. Locative Nouns wit Possessives
	4.3. Demonstrative Pronouns and Adjectives
		4.3.1. Demonstrative Pronouns
			4.3.1.1. The Attributive Construction of the Demonstrative Pronouns
			4.3.1.2. Stressed Demonstratie Pronouns
			4.3.1.3. Personal Pronoun plus Demonstrative Pronoun
		4.3.2. Demonstrative Adjectives
		4.3.2.1. Stressed Demonstrative Adjectives
	4.4 Possessives
		4.4.1. Possessive Pronouns
			4.4.1.1. Stressed Possessive Pronouns
			4.4.1.2. Demonstratives with Possessives
		4.4.2. Possessive Adjectives
			4.4.2.1. The Stressed Possessive Adjective
			4.4.2.2. Demonstratives with Possessive Adjectives
			4.4.2.3. Possessive Adjectives with Personal Pronouns
			4.4.2.4. Special Possessive Adjectives
			4.4.2.5. Complete Paradigms of Possessive Demonstratives
	4.5. The relatives
		4.5.1. Relative Pronouns
			4.5.1.1. The Relative Pronouns and the Demonstrative Pronouns
			4.5.1.2. The Relative Plus "le"
		4.5.2. Relative Adjectives
		4.5.3. Genitive Relative
	4.6. Interrogative Pronouns and Adverbs
5. The Verb
	5.1. Classification of verbs
		5.1.1. Systematization of verbal forms
			5.1.1.1. Single and Compound Forms
			5.1.1.2. Personal and Non Personal Forms of the Verb
		5.1.2. Personal Forms of the Verb
			5.1.2.1. Way
			5.1.2.2. The Mood
			5.1.2.3. Time reference
			5.1.2.4. The Voice
		5.1.3. Non Personal forms of the verb
			5.1.3.1. The Infinitive
			5.1.3.2. The Parteciple
	5.2. Tonal patterns of the verb
	5.3. Abbreviations and contractions
	5.4. Types of verbs
		5.4.1. Verbs of "kï" type
			5.4.1.1. Characteristics of "kï" type verbs
		5.4.2. Verbs of "ku" type
		5.4.2.1. Characteristics of "ku" Verbs
	5.5. The conjugation
		5.5.1. The 1st. conjugation
			5.5.1.1. General rules
			5.5.1.2. Verbal Paradigms of the 1st. conjugation
		5.5.2. The 2nd. conjugation
			5.5.2.1. General rules
			5.5.2.2. Verbal Paradigms of the 2nd. conjugation
		5.5.3. The 3rd. conjugation
			5.5.3.1.General rules
			5.3.2.2 Verbal Paradigms of the 3rd. conjugation
	5.6. Classification of verbs
		5.6.1. According to the function
		5.6.2. According to the meaning
			5.6.2.1. Inceptive verbs
			5.6.2.2. Verbs of State
			5.6.2.3. Passive or Pronominal verbs
			5.6.2.4.Plural verbs
			5.6.2.5. Causative verbs
			5.6.2.6. Impersonal verbs
		According to their composition
			5.6.3.1. Reduplicative verbs
			5.6.3.2. Reflexive and reciprocal verbs
			5.6.3.4 Compound verbs
			5.6.3.4 Irregular verbs
	5.7. Verbal qualifications
		5.7.1. Infix "sy"
		5.7.2. Infix "chï"
		5.7.3. Infixes "o, en "
		5.7.4. Infix "egh" suffix "gho"
		5.7.5. Infix "t"
		5.7.6. Infixes "u, onu, onï"
		5.7.7. Infix "otö"
		5.7.8. Infix "yö"
		5.7.9. Infixes "a, o"
		5.7.10. Infix "chinen"
		5.7.11. Combined infixes
	5.8. The negation of the verb
		5.8.1. With "melö, mentö"
		5.8.2. With "mö" and "nye"
		5.8.3. With "tömanye"
		5.8.4. Stress negative with "kokay"
6. The Adverb
	6.1. Classification of adverbs
		6.1.1. With "nyo" and adjective
		6.1.2. With "ompö" and noun
		6.1.3. With "ato" and adverb
		6.1.4. Adverbs from verbal forms
		6.1.5. Adverbs for time
		6.1.6. Adverbs of manner
		6.1.7. Adverbs of place
		6.1.8. Other adverbs
	6.2. Position of adverbs
7. The Preposition
8. Conjunctions
9. Interjections
	9.1. Interjections
		9.1.1. Calls
		9.1.2. Admirations
		9.1.3. Affirmations
		9.1.4. Negations
		9.1.5. In questioning
		9.1.6. Other interjections
	9.2. Greetings
	9.3. Idioms
Part II : Syntax
10. The elemental sentence
	10.0.1. The subject
	10.0.2. The complements
	10.0.3. Direct object pronominal suffixes
	10.0.4. Indirect object pronominal suffixes
	10.0.5. The passive construction
	10.1. Attributive clauses
	10.2. Juxtaposed clauses
	10.3. Interrogative clauses
		10.3.1. Interrogative adverbs of place
		10.3.2. Interrogative adverb for time
		10.3.3. The way to ask
	10.4. Adversative clauses
	10.5. Disyuntive clauses
	10.6. Desiderative clauses
11. Subordinate clauses
	11.1. Relative clauses
	11.2. Clauses introduced by conjunctions
		11.2.1. Of manner
		11.2.2.Intentional clauses
		11.2.3. Conditional clauses
		11.2.4. Concessive clauses
		11.2.5. Temporal clauses
		11.2.6. Consecutive clauses
		11.2.7. Substantive clauses
12. Direct and indirect speech
13. Appendices
	13.1. Synonyms
	13.2. Homonyms
	13.3. The making of words
		13.3.1. The making of adjectives
		13.3.2. The making of nouns
			13.3.2.2. Nouns derived from adjectives
			13.3.2.3 Nouns derived from other nouns
			13.3.3. The making of verbs
		13.3.3. The making of verbs
		13.3.3.1. Verbs derived from adjectives
		13.3.3.2. Verbs derived from nouns