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Classical Minhast provides the most conclusive evidence that split ergativity was prevalent in the pronominal agreement markers; a submorpheme ''-i-'' is consistently found in the agent segment of the portmanteau affixes throughout the majority of first and second persons, with a couple exhibiting tripartite alignment. This submorpheme originally occurred in the ''patient'' segment in Old Minhast inscriptions, but this submorpheme migrated to the agent segment due to various sound changes, transforming the formerly unmarked agent segment into a marked nominative. The marked nominative form also occurred in intransitive verbs, thus split ergativity in Minhast can be ultimately traced to the agreement affixes, even though the submorpheme was lost due to further phonological processes by the end of Early Modern Period. | Classical Minhast provides the most conclusive evidence that split ergativity was prevalent in the pronominal agreement markers; a submorpheme ''-i-'' is consistently found in the agent segment of the portmanteau affixes throughout the majority of first and second persons, with a couple exhibiting tripartite alignment. This submorpheme originally occurred in the ''patient'' segment in Old Minhast inscriptions, but this submorpheme migrated to the agent segment due to various sound changes, transforming the formerly unmarked agent segment into a marked nominative. The marked nominative form also occurred in intransitive verbs, thus split ergativity in Minhast can be ultimately traced to the agreement affixes, even though the submorpheme was lost due to further phonological processes by the end of Early Modern Period. | ||
== External Websites == | === External Websites === | ||
=== YouTube === | ==== YouTube ==== | ||
Music Videos: | Music Videos: | ||
*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sed5FRn1sGU Urasmaran Niniwāzintaheknesuš "I Will Shoot Even the Stars For You" (cc)] | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sed5FRn1sGU Urasmaran Niniwāzintaheknesuš "I Will Shoot Even the Stars For You" (cc)] | ||
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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlMott2bDhE Yusap min Laham "Rain Song" (cc)] | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlMott2bDhE Yusap min Laham "Rain Song" (cc)] | ||
=== Sound Cloud === | ==== Sound Cloud ==== | ||
*[https://soundcloud.com/nickcamporillo/the-black-horse-carries-my-beloved-with-drum The Black Horse Carries My Beloved] | *[https://soundcloud.com/nickcamporillo/the-black-horse-carries-my-beloved-with-drum The Black Horse Carries My Beloved] | ||
*[https://soundcloud.com/nickcamporillo/gaggadi-min-sumbatide-a-thousand-arrows Gaggādi min Sumbātide "A Thousand Arrows"] | *[https://soundcloud.com/nickcamporillo/gaggadi-min-sumbatide-a-thousand-arrows Gaggādi min Sumbātide "A Thousand Arrows"] | ||
*[https://soundcloud.com/nickcamporillo/a-mothers-tale?in=nickcamporillo/sets/minhast-songs Menā' min Darattillide "A Mother's Tale"] | *[https://soundcloud.com/nickcamporillo/a-mothers-tale?in=nickcamporillo/sets/minhast-songs Menā' min Darattillide "A Mother's Tale"] | ||
=== Mirrors === | ==== Mirrors ==== | ||
The Minhast language is mirrored at these other sites | The Minhast language is mirrored at these other sites | ||