# Batch 234 - Rule 192 perception-reference construction consolidation after Rule 191

## Source pass

- Current verified corpus before banking: 11,747 accepted/revised rows, with no under-review rows.
- Handoff source: operator guide section 12 recommends Rule 192 construction consolidation after Rule 191.
- Field retained: the exact ten Rule 191 perception-reference dictionary heads, with no new targets.
- Dictionary readback carried forward from Rule 191:
  - `jangkuy` - sound of chewing. Trap: sound noun only; no eating, food, mouth, or chewing-event row.
  - `ngurma-mulkaynji` - image. Trap: image noun only; no picture/statue/movie/cards, mirror, water, shadow-spirit, or
    post-contact object row.
  - `kankar` - sound of a clap. Trap: sound noun only; no clapping action or hand/body-part row.
  - `nginja` - grunt. Trap: sound noun only; no pig, dog, roaring, growling, or grunting event row.
  - `numburr` - sound of a motor / rattling noise. Trap: selected as rattling sound only; no motor, machine, or vehicle
    row.
  - `yanja` - rustling noise, as wind through trees or grass. Trap: rustling noise only; no wind, tree, grass, motion, or
    warning row.
  - `kadil` - sharp/crashing sound, as an axe cutting wood or a tree falling. Trap: sharp sound only; no axe, cutting,
    wood, tree-fall, danger, or event row.
  - `kuwimbur` - whistle. Trap: whistle sound only; no whistling action, song, bird-bone, making, or instrument row.
  - `ngangkurr` - bark / sound of a dog barking. Trap: barking sound only; no dog, barking event, source, or movement
    row.
  - `ngurma` - shadow, picture, statue, movie, cards, reflection in mirror or smooth water. Trap: selected as reflection
    only; no picture/statue/movie/cards, mirror, water, shadow-spirit, or post-contact object row.
- Rejected near candidates remain closed:
  - `jadal-jadal` adjectival missed-hearing/weakness semantics.
  - `jila-burra` bad-smell sense; needs a separately sourced olfactory frame, not `nyaji-l`.
  - `kubarru` whip-sound trap.
  - `ngingkirr` example-sentence gloss with pig/grunt-event import.
  - `ngaru` adjective describing voice quality.
  - Perception verbs and compounds (`milkabu nyajil`, `nyumal`, `miyil-janay`, `warrmba-bungal`, `yanday-nyajil`,
    `ngangkurri-l`, `kuwimbur yirrkay`) remain outside this construction-consolidation pass.
- Grammar readback:
  - `nyaji-l` remains the broad see/hear/perceive predicate. This batch glosses it as `perceive` because the object
    field includes auditory and visual nouns.
  - `nyajil` is nonpast and `nyajin` is past.
  - `ngayu`, `yundu`, `jana`, and `ngana` remain bare pronoun A forms.
  - Target nouns remain bare absolutive objects.
  - `yaluy` and `yinyay` are the only support deictics used.
- Corpus readback:
  - Batch 234 is not a lexical expansion. It adds constructional coverage for the Rule 191 field only.
  - Planned surfaces were checked against accepted/revised/under-review rows for exact Kuku duplicates before banking.

## Planned Rule 192 frame set

- Rows 1-10: bare `yinyay` deictic identification.
- Rows 11-20: `yaluy`-supported present perception with `ngayu`.
- Rows 21-30: `yaluy`-supported present perception with `yundu`.
- Rows 31-40: `yaluy`-supported past perception with `jana`.
- Rows 41-50: `yinyay`-supported present perception with `ngana`.

## Exclusions to carry forward

- No new target heads.
- No sound-making events: no chewing, clapping, grunting, rattling, rustling, whistling, barking, singing, shouting, or
  voice-quality predicates.
- No source/event import: no food/eating, mouth/body-part, pig, dog, motor/machine/vehicle, wind/tree/grass motion, axe,
  cutting, wood, tree-fall, danger, whip, striking, song, bird-bone, making, instrument, mirror, water, picture/statue/
  movie/cards, shadow-spirit, or post-contact object claims.
- No `ngara-l` hear/listen, no `nyumal` smell/taste, no `milkabu` explicit-hearing compound, no `yanday-nyajil`
  overhear, and no perception compounds beyond already-proven `nyaji-l`.
- No rejected candidate heads.
- No target locative, dative, ablative, perlative, ergative, instrumental, comitative, possessive, privative, excess,
  plural, target compound, or productive reduplication.
- All traps from Rules 149-191 remain closed unless a future source pass deliberately opens them.

## Review notes

- Banked 50 hand-authored rows as `under_review` after duplicate preflight and static guard pass.
- Under-review lint after banking: `11797 rows scanned, 0 issues flagged`; verified total remained 11,747 before
  close.
- Five-lens review passed all 50 rows: morphology, lexicon, syntax, fidelity, and register.
- Close accepted all 50 rows with 250 review passes, 25 lessons, 17 lexeme/source-log rows, and 10 process events
  through close.
- Post-close lint: `11797 rows scanned, 0 issues flagged`; goal metric `11797 / 20000 verified sentences (104871 Kuku
  words)`.
- Export refreshed: 11,797 total rows; train 9,867, dev 971, synthtest 959.
- Source books updated for Rule 192; next handoff is Rule 193 / Batch 235 lexical expansion after Rule 192.
- Rendered public docs: operator guide, sample pages, grammar cheatsheet, dictionary errata, raw markdown sidecars, and
  docs index.
- Live docs verified: `/docs` redirects to `/docs/`; `/docs/`, all four HTML pages, and all four raw `.md` pages
  return 200 with required Rule 192/193 markers and no stale Rule 191/192 handoff markers in operator/sample pages.
