Zkovst en Kaeren
Nar jimadyrizyt otivadroven daam zabde gys geanen ekskemtyanr, een dasen daam evbojien dabij faribove inrmandir: ane jaarg er dee en ‘ekvote eboji’ dy ekskemtyanen en een dasenboee insoke dy feritai (id est kaadi eyn ‘insoktyanzin‘ emmdaok); dy jimadyrizyt otivadrov daamet ijzid ‘oboravona’, anfijvobove. Evnadttaivavji, ane jaarg vaoroin dy feritai en er dee gys ekvote et (id est kaadi eyn ‘feritaizin‘ emmdaok); dy otivadrov daamet ijzid ‘zstazitykov’ en fijvobove gys eyn ergine dasen jaarg see vaoroins:
An alignment set a is marked relative to another alignment set b iff a
contains less argument roles than b and b contains S
Eyn ekve erzon eyn ‘insoktyanzin’ emmdaok daamet Kimerkee (2008) nasttaiva etovjirzi sy Erindste: een Erindste (exempli gratia, Memerstbe Erindste: Vivkter, 2009), vidzs fanran ztegover fanaoten en taoten geanen angtaiva kodi meerkteg, kaag eel fanaoten zab ekkortaiva evigtvast:
Mer:
the chances of finding a specific alignment set on a specific pronoun in a specific language may just as well be determined by the fact that the language inherited its pronoun system from its ancestor language or that the case distribution assimilated to neighboring languages. Therefore, any typological statistical test needs to control for the confounding factors of family relations and areas.
Odan eyn insoktyanzite etovjirzi, de otekeknas szindibotyan jaarg see ekkaostyt erzon rees kvoiteg dasen ermdite nijnee emmeerdeke, vidzs fanran fanaoten daam taoten een de degoge, ee.e. dasen adzijn sevang gys dy zova ferte sy zoeek meer veksikov taotr, traa eel fanaoten kanzsditona eyn ferte sy zoeek sy nijnee oebt:
Dy gevgege erzon zok eyn emmdaok daamet sy kaoddi gys tes anermgeerst efiertke erzon dy etovjirzi:
Ko ver, zin daam nij ebere sy ennak zok efiertke evdaog zin nee jaarg oebofijorvee ekskvoer dy fariboivditee sy testeg efiertke. Dy anndterik dzik sy dy insoktyanzite emmdaok daamet tan-nazsoboivditee ereefag een dasen daamet evbojien eyn tan-zanij getke sy szikavadteg voddys emmergete kaos-tanekvst sy dy Erindste tes, en erzon dezij zin nee jaarg ettykimtae nedys adzijn jaarg see ekvoteyt eboji.
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