Productive nominalizing morphology: action/state (arrive/arrival)

Category
Nominal Syntax - Derivation
Notes
There is a morpheme which derives an event from a verb

Languages

Language Feature Status Grammatical Notes Source Etymology Notes General Notes Phylogenetic Code
Cahuilla
Cupeño
Luiseño
Serrano
Kitanemuk
Kawaiisu
Timbisha
Western Mono
Chemehuevi
Southern Paiute
Southern Ute
Shoshone
Comanche
Idaho Shoshone
Northern Paiute
Gabrielino
Achagua no Wilson & Levinsohn 1992: 51
Resígaro yes (1) is used for verb and adjective roots, (2) only for verb roots, based on the subtype of verb. Allin, 1976: 111
Bare yes Aikhenvald, 1995: 21
Piapoco yes Galindo, 2002: 135
Yukuna no There are three nominalizing markers. One seems to be an object nominalizer, (see line 97), suggesting that agentive and action/state nominalizers, if present, aren't productive. Shauer & Shauer, 1978: p. 48
Yavitero no Mosonyi, 1987: p. 46-48
Wapishana yes Santos 2006:136
Wayuu no info No mention of nominalizing morphology in the morphological template for nouns. Mansen & Captain 2000: p. 797
Tariana yes Aikhenvald, 2003: 461
Apurinã yes Facundes, 2000: 247
Asheninka Apurucayali no Payne 1981; Payne 1983
Maipure yes derives a state Zamponi 2003:27-28
Yanesha' yes The orthographic form of the morpheme is -añ/-ñ but no key for a phonological form is given Duff-Tripp 1997:38
Kinikinau no info
Baure yes derived by -pi; derives abstract nouns Danielsen 2007: p192
Nanti no Michael, 2008. p. 303-304
Paresi no info Rowan 1978, Rowan and Burgess 1979, Brandão 2010
Palikur no Launey 2003
Yine no info Matteson 1965
Añun no info author does not discuss derivation Patte 1989
Bora no Seifart - 2005:58-63
Makiritare no info Hall 1988
Makushi yes Abbott 1991: 95
Eñepa yes Payne 2012:99
Pemon no info
Guna yes Smith texts
Naso yes Quesada 2000
Ika yes Frank 1990:19
Kogi no info
Cabecar no info
Guaymí yes It also expresses the agent Quesada 2008:51
Damana yes For all productive nominalizing, the morphemes used are verb roots or verbs or nouns--unsure if this is true nominalizing
Sikuani yes Queixalós 2000:162
Macaguan no info Buenaventura - 1993
Aguaruna yes Overall 2007:428
Northern Emberá no info
Waorani no info
Ingá yes This is the past particple which is used as a deverbal nominalizer suffix Levinson 1976b:17-8
Matses yes Fleck:293
Mapudungun no info
Páez no info
Quechua Ayacuchano yes Parker 1965:29
Tikuna yes Montes 2004b:82
Urarina no Olawsky:404-5
Waunana no info
Andoke yes event or state: to dream --> dream(ing), be white ---> the color white, whiteness; creates class 1 nouns Landaburu 1979: 140-141 possibly comes from verb 'to be'
Puinave yes Giron 2008: p246
Central Aymara yes ta is a suffix Huayhua Pari 2001: 244
Kakua yes Bolaños fieldnotes
Kaingang yes Goncalves 2011:40
Minica Witoto yes Minor and Minor 1982. p.98-100
Hup yes bare verb stem with rising tone Epps 2008
Nadëb/Roçado dialect no info Weir 1984:85
Dâw no Martins 2004
Desano yes Action nominalizations are obtained with the deverbalizing suffix -ri or its past form -ra. Miller 1999, p. 142 less productively, -ro can also form an action nominalization.
Cubeo yes Morse & Maxwell 1999, p. 87
Kotiria yes Stenzel 2004, p. 154
Makuna no Smothermon & Smothermon 1993, p.35
Koreguaje no Cook & Criswell 1993, p.53-
Barasano no Jones & Jones 1991, p.45
Tanimuca no Strom 1992, p.72-83 Participles marked with -eʔka involve tense and imply an event.(p.87)
Siona yes Wheeler - 1987:114
Tukano yes suffix -se derives N from V, plus many other forms for deriving different genders/animacies with reference to time (current, past or future) West and Welch 2004: 69; Ramirez 1997: 114, 277-8
Yanomami no Ramirez 1994: 363-378 no mention of this, but there is one that derives a location
Ninam no Goodwin-Gomez, p.116-117 "nominalization" but none of these kinds
Sanumá yes Borgman 1990: 142-144
Surui no info
Karitiana no Everett 2006:296-300
Nheengatu yes Cruz 2011:247
Paraguayan Guaraní yes Krivoshein and Acosta 2001:115
Aché no info
Kokama no
Nyangumarta no 0
Jingulu no 0
Wambaya no info x
Bunuba no info x
Walmajarri no info x
Nyulnyul no info x
Warrwa no info x
Worrorra no info X
Garrwa no info X
Gooniyandi no info x
Warlpiri no n25 0
Bardi no 0
Yugambeh
Yorta Yorta maybe 98 1
Yir Yoront
Yindjibarndi no info x
Yidiny not done yet X
Yanyuwa no info x
Yandruwandha no 0
Yan-nhangu
Yalarnnga no info x
Woiwurrung no info x
Wirangu No info x
Wemba-Wemba no info x
Warumungu yes 50 1
Wangkumara no 14, 33 0
Uradhi Yes 372 1
Paakantyi no info X
Pitta-Pitta No 209 0
Pintupi no info x
Nyungar no info x
Nhanta no info x
Ngiyambaa no 199-200 0
Ngayawang No info x
Muruwari yes 82 (/kayi-n/) 1
Mpakwithi
Mayi-Yapi No 39 0
Martuthunira no 144-148 0
Marrgany No 314 0
Kuuk Thaayorre No 426 0
Kuku Yalanji no info x
Kugu-Nganhcara No 411 0
Kaurna No info x
Kalkatungu no 79, 56b 0
Jaru no info x
Guugu-Yimidhirr No 99 0
Gureng Gureng no info x
Gupapuyngu
Gumbaynggirr yes 367 1
Gugu-Badhun no info x
Yuwaalaraay Yes 106 1
Dyirbal No 81-5 0
Duungidjawu no 43, 44 0
Djinang No 129 0
Djabugay
Diyari yes 162-163 1
Dharuk
Dharawal no info x
Darkinyung no info x
Bularnu no info x
Biri no info x
Bidjara-Gungabula no info x
Batyala no info x
Arabana no info x
Alyawarr yes 89 1
Nyikina no 0
Yawuru
Ngarinyin
Yulparija Maybe 55 1
Wathawurrung no 88-90 0
Mathi-Mathi no 98 0
Hunter River and Lake Macquarie maybe 89 1
Thanggati yes 62-65 1
Katthang yes 86-90 1
Panyjima no 0
Ngarinyeri No info x
Kurrama no info x
Yingkarta no info x
Githabul No 26 0
Gunya No 314 0
Kunjen No 111 0
WesternTorres no info FO 121 x
Wakaya yes 10.1.4.1 1
Yindjilindji yes 1
Bandjalang yes 96 1
Ngaatjatjara No 71 0
Arrernte Yes 103 1
Kokatha No 47 0
Karajarri Yes 238 1
Pitjantjatjara Yes G 148 1
Ritharrngu Yes 77 1
Warrgamay no info x
Warluwarra no info x
Warnman No 31 0
Djapu no 0
Bilinarra no info 6.2.3.1 x
Wiradjuri no info x
Aghu-Tharnggala Yes 50 1
Narungga Yes 70 1
Tharrkari No 21 0
Wajarri No 102 0
Warungu no? 227-9 0
Adnyamathanha
Yagua yes different varieties Payne and Payne 1990
Baniwa no info Ramirez 2001