Transitive Nouns and Adjectives: Evidence from Early Indo-Aryan: 25

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Transitive Nouns and Adjectives: Evidence from Early Indo-Aryan
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Contents
Series preface
Acknowledgements
List of abbreviations
1: Introduction
	1.1 Transitivity
		1.1.1 The theoretical problem
		1.1.2 Lexical-Functional Grammar
		1.1.3 Defining transitivity
		1.1.4 Transitivity in early Indo-Aryan
	1.2 Subject- and situation-oriented nouns, and non-finite verb forms
		1.2.1 Typology
		1.2.2 Early Indo-Aryan
		1.2.3 Formal analysis
	1.3 Transitive nouns and adjectives
	1.4 Early Indo-Aryan
		1.4.1 Rigvedic Sanskrit
		1.4.2 Vedic Prose
		1.4.3 Epic Sanskrit
		1.4.4 P¯ali
2: Rigvedic Sanskrit
	2.1: Stems in -(¯ı)yas-/-is.t.ha-
	2.2 Reduplicated stems in -i-
	2.3 Formations in -nú-
		2.3.1 Stems in -(i)tnú-/-(i)snú-
		2.3.2 Participles extended by -nú-
	2.4 Root nouns
	2.5 Stems in -áni-
	2.6 Stems in -a-
	2.7 Stems in -ín-
	2.8 Combined figures for smaller categories
	2.9 Stems in -tr. -
	2.10 Isolated forms
	2.11 Statistics for subject-oriented formations
	2.12 Situation-oriented nouns
	2.13 Adpositional forms
	2.14 Conclusion
3: Vedic Prose
	3.1 Linguistic developments in Vedic Prose
	3.2 -tr. -
	3.3 -ín-
	3.4 -uka-
	3.5 -snú-
	3.6 Isolated forms
		3.6.1 -van-
		3.6.2 Desiderative -u-
		3.6.3 Adpositional forms
		3.6.4 Situation-oriented nouns
	3.7 Conclusion
4: Epic Sanskrit
	4.1 Linguistic developments in Epic Sanskrit
	4.2 -tr. -
	4.3 Desiderative -u-
	4.4 -in-
	4.5 -aka-
	4.6 -(i)snu-
	4.7 anuvrata-
	4.8 arha-
	4.9 Subject-oriented data
	4.10 Past participles
	4.11 Situation-oriented nouns
		4.11.1 Desiderative -¯a-
		4.11.2 p¯uj¯a-
		4.11.3 -ana-
	4.12 Adpositional forms
	4.13 Conclusion
5: P¯ali
	5.1 Linguistic features of P¯ali
	5.2 -tar-
	5.3 -aka-
	5.4 -in-
	5.5 -ana-
	5.6 Other forms
	5.7 Conclusion
6: Diachrony
	6.1 Pre-Indo-Aryan developments
	6.2 Developments within early Indo-Aryan
	6.3 Comparison with P¯an. ini
	6.4 Late middle to modern Indo-Aryan
	6.5 Conclusion
7: Typological and theoretical implications
	7.1 Typological implications
	7.2 Theoretical implications
	7.3 Conclusion
Appendix: Data lists
	A.1 Rigveda
	A.2 Vedic Prose
	A.3 Epic Sanskrit
	A.4 P¯ali
References
Index locorum
Index auctorum
Index verborum
Subject index