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Pama-Nyungan

Anguthimri

No autonym candidate recorded — we do not assert a name we cannot source.

Comprehensiveextinct· AES 6LocatedIn the dated tree

Classification

Glottolog family tree

Country & location

Glottolog point

-12.3950, 141.7550

Provenance: glottolog

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Grammar profile

32 coded · 0 unknown

23 WALS 32 coded features in total across 23 WALS, 9 AUS extension.

Grambank’s 195 variables are a cross-linguistic baseline— a fixed questionnaire asked of every language — not “the grammar” of Anguthimri. Read each cell as an answer to a standard typological question. Compare languages in the grammar lens →

Showing 32 of 32 coded features.

WALS

23 features
Lexicon1
  • Hand and Arm

    WALS 129A

    Different
Morphology1
  • Prefixing vs. Suffixing in Inflectional Morphology

    WALS 26A

    Strongly suffixing
Nominal Categories5
  • Coding of Nominal Plurality

    WALS 33A

    Plural suffix
  • Inclusive/Exclusive Forms in Pama-Nyungan

    WALS 39B

    Inclusive and exclusive differentiated
  • Indefinite Pronouns

    WALS 46A

    Interrogative-based
  • Position of Case Affixes

    WALS 51A

    Case suffixes
  • Comitatives and Instrumentals

    WALS 52A

    Differentiation
Phonology4
  • Fixed Stress Locations

    WALS 14A

    Initial
  • Weight-Sensitive Stress

    WALS 15A

    Fixed stress (no weight-sensitivity)
  • Weight Factors in Weight-Sensitive Stress Systems

    WALS 16A

    No weight
  • Rhythm Types

    WALS 17A

    Trochaic
Simple Clauses1
  • Expression of Pronominal Subjects

    WALS 101A

    Obligatory pronouns in subject position
Verbal Categories3
  • Position of Tense-Aspect Affixes

    WALS 69A

    Tense-aspect suffixes
  • Semantic Distinctions of Evidentiality

    WALS 77A

    No grammatical evidentials
  • Coding of Evidentiality

    WALS 78A

    No grammatical evidentials
Word order8
  • Order of Subject, Object and Verb

    WALS 81A

    SOV
  • Order of Subject and Verb

    WALS 82A

    SV
  • Order of Object and Verb

    WALS 83A

    OV
  • Order of Object, Oblique, and Verb

    WALS 84A

    OXV
  • Order of Adjective and Noun

    WALS 87A

    Noun-Adjective
  • Order of Demonstrative and Noun

    WALS 88A

    Noun-Demonstrative
  • Order of Numeral and Noun

    WALS 89A

    Noun-Numeral
  • Relationship between the Order of Object and Verb and the Order of Adjective and Noun

    WALS 97A

    OV and NAdj

AUS extension

9 features
Case2
  • Where case marking sits: suffix, prefix, clitic, tone, stem change.

    AUS extension AUX007

    suffix
  • Whether 'with (accompaniment)' and 'with (instrument)' use the same or different marking — a much-discussed Australianist parameter.

    AUS extension AUX009

    differentiated
Number1
  • How nominal plural is coded: suffix, prefix, reduplication, plural word, clitic, none.

    AUS extension AUX017

    suffix
Pronoun1
  • Whether interrogatives ('who/what') double as indefinites ('someone/something') — an 'ignorative' series. Partially derivable from WALS Indefinite Pronouns (interrogative-based).

    AUS extension AUX051

    yes
Pronoun-Marking2
  • How pronominal subjects are expressed: obligatory free pronoun, subject affix on the verb, clitic on a variable host (e.g. second position / auxiliary), etc.

    AUS extension AUX010

    obligatory-free
  • Whether bound pronouns form a clitic cluster on a variable (typically second-position/auxiliary) host rather than being fixed to the verb.

    AUS extension AUX011

    no
Syntax1
  • Dominant order of subject, object and verb (often 'no dominant order' in free-word-order Australian languages).

    AUS extension AUX038

    SOV
Verb2
  • Where TAM inflection sits on the verb: prefix, suffix, tone, mixed, none.

    AUS extension AUX026

    suffix
  • Whether grammatical evidentiality is marked, and its scope (direct/indirect).

    AUS extension AUX047

    none

Dictionary & lexicon

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Deep-time position

Bouckaert 2018 tree
Divergence from nearest relative
~499 yr BP
95% HPD 306762 BP

Dates the LANGUAGE lineage (Bouckaert 2018 BEAST tree), NOT a population arrival.

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Codes & sources

Identifiers

Per-facet provenance

Classification
Glottolog 5.3 CLDF (CC-BY-4.0)
Coordinates
Glottolog 5.3 (CC-BY-4.0)
Endangerment
Glottolog AES (CC-BY-4.0)
Grammar
Grambank v1.0.3 / WALS 2020.4 (CC-BY-4.0)
Lexicon
mobtranslate-pg live dictionary
Deep-time
Bouckaert, Bowern & Atkinson 2018 (Phlorest CLDF, CC-BY-4.0)
Identifiers
Glottolog 5.3 + AIATSIS AUSTLANG

Data-completeness for this profile: name, any id, glottocode, iso639 3, austlang, classification chain, coordinates real, coordinates any, endangerment, grammar profile, lexicon data, deep time dated. Autonyms are unverified candidates drawn from alt-name lists; coordinates carry a provenance flag; a spreading language lineage is not a moving population. Coverage tier: Comprehensive.