# Batch 235 - Rule 193 state-predicate lexical expansion after Rule 192

## Source pass

- Current verified corpus before banking: 11,797 accepted/revised rows, with no under-review rows.
- Handoff source: operator guide section 12 recommends Rule 193 lexical expansion after Rule 192.
- Field selected: bounded bodily/mental state predicates that can be used as simple intransitive stative predicates.
- Grammar readback:
  - Patz explicitly states that some bodily and mental states are expressed by adjectives, verbs, verbal particles, and
    noun-verb compounds.
  - Patz example 82 gives adjectival predicate intensity with `Ngayu dakuy-baja-ku` "I am very hungry".
  - Patz example 389 gives a bare sick predicate: `kari nyulu bambay` "but he/she is sick".
  - Patz example 598 gives adjective negation with `kari`: `Ngayu kari dakuy` / `Ngayu dakuy-kari` "I am not hungry".
  - Patz example 485 gives a bare tired predicate after a subordinate clause: `nyulu bajaburray` "he is tired".
  - These examples justify bare pronoun S plus state predicate, and `kari` before the adjective for negation.
- Dictionary readback, 2026-07-08:
  - `dakwuy` - hungry. Trap: state predicate only; no food/cooking/eating row.
  - `bambay` - sick. Trap: state predicate only; no illness-cause, doctor, medicine, magic, or healing row.
  - `dukul-wuri` - really angry. Trap: lexicalized state only; no head/body-part analysis, nodding, fighting, yelling,
    throwing, threat, or anger-event row.
  - `kala-burra` - weak. Trap: state predicate only; no carrying/failing/work/hunting event row.
  - `warngku-kaday` - sleepy. Trap: lexicalized sleepy state only; no sleep-event, lying-down, bed, or habitual-sleeper
    row.
  - `wawu-mini` - happy. Trap: lexicalized wawu- emotion adjective only; no making-happy, promise, play, ceremony, or
    event-cause row.
  - `wawu-buyun` - worried/anxious/yearn. Trap: lexicalized wawu- emotion adjective only; no consequence, dread-event,
    travel, missing, or desire row.
  - `milka-murruji` - ashamed/guilty. Trap: lexicalized milka- emotion adjective only; no theft, promise, avoidance,
    ear/body-part, or shaming-causative row.
  - `ngulkurr` - well/good. Trap: selected as bodily well only; no food-good, moral-good, good-things, or comparative
    row.
  - `juwamalmal` - lethargic, as from sickness. Trap: state predicate only; no illness-cause, sleeping, medical, or
    diagnosis row.
- Rejected or not opened:
  - `baja-burray` tired, `jibabadi-y` sad, `murru-kaday` become ashamed, `mulkay-warri` content, `wawu-wulay` thirsty,
    and `wawu-daray` satisfied were left for a future verb-state pass because they are intransitive verbal predicates
    or require extra tense/aspect choices.
  - `walu-jirrbu-jirrbu`, `ngalu-ngalu`, `dukul-kulnkul`, `muna`, `yanji`, and `wunbu` were left outside this pass
    because their reduplication, polysemy, or source prose needs its own narrower treatment.
  - Perception-field traps from Rules 191-192 remain closed.
- Corpus readback:
  - Planned bare `Ngayu milka-murruji.` would duplicate Batch 129 row 38, so row 8 deliberately uses the source-backed
    negated predicate `Ngayu kari milka-murruji.`.
  - Planned surfaces were checked against accepted/revised/under-review rows for exact Kuku duplicates before banking.

## Planned Rule 193 frame set

- Rows 1-10: first-person state predicates with `ngayu`; row 8 uses `kari` to avoid an exact duplicate.
- Rows 11-20: second-person negated state predicates with `yundu kari`.
- Rows 21-30: third-person singular negated state predicates with `nyulu kari`.
- Rows 31-40: third-person plural state predicates with `jana`.
- Rows 41-50: inclusive first-person plural negated state predicates with `ngana kari`.

## Exclusions to carry forward

- No food/cooking/eating, doctor, medicine, magic, healing, illness-cause, body-part, head/ear/soul analysis, fighting,
  yelling, throwing, threat, making-happy, promise, play, ceremony, consequence, dread-event, travel, missing, desire,
  theft, avoidance, shaming-causative, food-good, moral-good, comparative, diagnosis, sleep-event, lying-down, bed, or
  habitual-sleeper row.
- No causative, inchoative, subordinate, purposive, case-marked, plural, target-compound, or productive-reduplication
  form of the target heads.
- No rejected Rule 191-192 perception candidates, no `nyaji-l`, no smell/taste frame, and no perception compound.
- All traps from Rules 149-192 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: `11847 rows scanned, 0 issues flagged`; verified total remained 11,797 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, 16 lexeme/source-log rows, and 10 process events
  through close.
- Post-close lint: `11847 rows scanned, 0 issues flagged`; goal metric `11847 / 20000 verified sentences (105002 Kuku
  words)`.
- Export refreshed: 11,847 total rows; train 9,910, dev 973, synthtest 964.
- Source books updated for Rule 193; next handoff is Rule 194 / Batch 236 construction consolidation after Rule 193.
- 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 193/194 markers and no stale Rule 192/193 handoff markers in operator/sample pages.
