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    <p>Dear Peter,</p>
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    <p>yes, Basque uses the transitive auxiliary with many or even most
      unergative verbs (not only complex ones built with the light verb
      <i>egin</i>, but also monomorphemic ones like <i>iraun</i> 'to
      persist'), because those verbs have an ergative S argument and there
      is no possibility for indexing ergative arguments in the
      intransitive paradigm. Analysing weather expressions in the form
      of <i>euria, elurra, hotza, beroa ... egin</i> 'to rain, to snow,
      to be cold, to be warm' as intransitive noun + verb compounds
      instead of transitive constructions meaning 'to make rain, snow,
      cold, heat ...' does not seem very appropriate to me because the
      nouns in these expressions always bear a determiner, but even with
      this analysis there would still be an ergative argument indexed in
      the auxiliary.</p>
    <p>Or did I miss your point?</p>
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    <p>Best,</p>
    <p>Silvie Strauß<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">10.10.2024 12:37(e)an, Peter Bakker via
      Lingtyp igorleak idatzi zuen:<br>
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        I am not sure your point of departure is correct. You are right
        that the auxiliary suggests ergativity because it is transitive.
        But Basque has a range of expressions with the verb egin 'to do'
        which makes the expression grammatically transitive but they are
        intransitive, sometimes called unergative, like barre egin ' to
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        Beth Levin was the first who pointed this out for Basque in
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        Weather expressions in Basque, as you mention, tend to be
        intransitives, like euria da ' it is raining', hotz(a) da 'it is
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        Viveka Velupillai in her typology textbook, section 9.2,
        discusses cross-linguistic expressions for weather, with a map.
        There are no ergative expressions for weather there, I think. I
        doubt whether there are; I have used this exercise of 'it is
        raining' with several generations of students, but no one ever
        found an ergative-type construction in any language.</div>
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        Peter Bakker</div>
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          face="Calibri, sans-serif" color="#000000"><b>Fra:</b> Lingtyp
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          Kittilä, Seppo via Lingtyp
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          <b>Sendt:</b> 10. oktober 2024 10:47<br>
          <b>Til:</b> <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:lingtyp@listserv.linguistlist.org">lingtyp@listserv.linguistlist.org</a>
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          <b>Emne:</b> [Lingtyp] Questionnaire on weather verbs</font>
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          (I tried to send this message to the list yesterday, but I
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          I am sending the message/questionnaire below on behalf of a
          student. I hope that some of you will find the topic
          interesting enough for helping her 🙂 If you have any
          questions, you should send them directly to Carla.</div>
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          I am making my Bachelor thesis about transitive weather
          expressions. I have studied Basque and noticed some transitive
          weather expressions using ergativity that raised my interest.
          No one, at least according to my knowledge, has ever done
          research on weather expressions in ergative languages so I
          decided to do it myself. I would be very thankful if you could
          find time to answer my short questionnaire about certain
          weather expressions. In order to keep the questionnaire short,
          the questions have been formulated from the basis of Basque
          weather expressions showing ergativity. There is probably no
          other language in which this would work exactly like in Basque
          and that is why it is important that you mention if there are
          any other weather expressions that would be transitive/show
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          In short, in Basque these expressions have the respective
          weather phenomenon (e.g. rain or temperature) as an absolutive
          object and no explicit subject (it is shown only in the
          ergative agreement of the auxiliary). I would be especially
          interested in similar expressions in other ergative languages
          if there are any. However, if your language has other types of
          ergative weather expressions (e.g. rain as subject) or even if
          there were no ergative weather expressions at all (or if they
          would be somehow marked or used in specific situations), that
          would be valuable information for me as well and I hope that
          you could still answer the questionnaire. I am not really
          looking for expressions of the type “rain ruined the crop” but
          of course you can mention those as well. </div>
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          Hotz      handia          egiten             du </div>
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          cold  big.ABS.DET  make.IPFV  AUX (ERG3SG>ABS3SG) </div>
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          'It is very cold' (lit. 'It makes big cold') </div>
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          If your language shows split-ergativity that influences on the
          use of ergativity in weather expressions, please bring that up
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          1. The name of the language, where is it spoken, what is its
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          Weather expressions: </div>
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          2. “Sun is shining” </div>
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          4. “Some other precipitation expression like “it snows” or “it
          hails” </div>
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          If the language has means to encode temperature degrees,
          answer the following question. If it does not, mention that as
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          6. “Temperature is one degree” / “temperature is 20 degrees” </div>
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          7. “It starts to rain” / you can mention some other expression
          related to the change of weather if you find it interesting </div>
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          If there are interesting alternations e.g. in expressing
          tense, please mention those expressions in the respective
          question. For example, if the language uses ergativity to
          encode past but not present, mention the expression in the
          past tense in addition to the present tense. </div>
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          8. If you come up with an expression that shows ergativity but
          is not included in this questionnaire, you can mention it here
          (e.g. expressions related to wind, storm...), especially if
          expressions above do not show ergativity but this does. </div>
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          9. Shortly explain the nature of ergativity in your language,
          e.g. if it shows split-ergativity and how animate and
          non-animate subjects/objects are encoded. </div>
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          Thank you for your contribution! Be prepared that I may want
          to contact you and get additional information about the
          language if it shows behaviour that is interesting from the
          viewpoint of my thesis. And finally, if you happen to know an
          article that studies ergative weather expressions in a
          language other than Basque, I would be happy to receive it. </div>
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