Warrnambool
Autonym candidate: Dhauhurtwurru unverified — from alt-names· 13 name candidates recorded
Classification
Glottolog family treeCountry & location
Glottolog point-38.1556, 141.5397
Provenance: glottolog
A point locates a language for reference; it never represents the full extent of a people’s Country.
Grammar profile
24 coded · 0 unknown19 WALS — 24 coded features in total across 19 WALS, 5 AUS extension.
Grambank’s 195 variables are a cross-linguistic baseline— a fixed questionnaire asked of every language — not “the grammar” of Warrnambool. Read each cell as an answer to a standard typological question. Compare languages in the grammar lens →
Showing 24 of 24 coded features.
WALS
19 featuresMorphology1
- Strongly suffixing
Prefixing vs. Suffixing in Inflectional Morphology
WALS 26A
Nominal Categories2
- Case suffixes
Position of Case Affixes
WALS 51A
- Possessive suffixes
Position of Pronominal Possessive Affixes
WALS 57A
Simple Clauses2
- Subject clitics on variable host
Expression of Pronominal Subjects
WALS 101A
- Negative particle
Negative Morphemes
WALS 112A
Verbal Categories1
- Tense-aspect suffixes
Position of Tense-Aspect Affixes
WALS 69A
Word order13
- NegV
Order of Negative Morpheme and Verb
WALS 143A
- NegV
Preverbal Negative Morphemes
WALS 143E
- None
Postverbal Negative Morphemes
WALS 143F
- None
Minor morphological means of signaling negation
WALS 143G
- Other
Position of Negative Word With Respect to Subject, Object, and Verb
WALS 144A
- Immed preverbal
Position of negative words relative to beginning and end of clause and with respect to adjacency to verb
WALS 144B
- NegV & VS & VO
The Position of Negative Morphemes in Verb-Initial Languages
WALS 144T
- Separate word, no double negation Word&NoDoubleNeg
Verb-Initial with Preverbal Negative
WALS 144V
- None
Verb-Initial with Negative that is Immediately Postverbal or between Subject and Object
WALS 144W
- No clause-final neg
Verb-Initial with Clause-Final Negative
WALS 144X
- VS
Order of Subject and Verb
WALS 82A
- VO
Order of Object and Verb
WALS 83A
- Initial interrogative phrase
Position of Interrogative Phrases in Content Questions
WALS 93A
AUS extension
5 featuresCase1
- suffix
Where case marking sits: suffix, prefix, clitic, tone, stem change.
AUS extension AUX007
Negation1
- particle
How declarative clauses are negated: affix, particle, negative auxiliary, etc.
AUS extension AUX036
Pronoun-Marking2
- clitic-variable-host
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
- yes
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
Verb1
- suffix
Where TAM inflection sits on the verb: prefix, suffix, tone, mixed, none.
AUS extension AUX026
Dictionary & lexicon
Deep-time position
Bouckaert 2018 treeDates the LANGUAGE lineage (Bouckaert 2018 BEAST tree), NOT a population arrival.
Trace this lineage in the deep-time spreadCodes & 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
- catalogue pointer (rights-managed)
- 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, deep time dated, autonym candidate. 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: Documented.