# Batch 199 - human/kin reference lexical expansion after Rule 156

## Scope

- Batch label: `batch-199`.
- Proposed rule: Rule 157 - human/kin reference lexical expansion after Rule 156.
- Starting verified corpus: 9,997 / 20,000.
- Authorship: hand-written by the main loop, not generator-authored.
- Batch size: 50 rows.

Rule 157 admits a tightly scoped human/kin reference field in bare deictic and perception frames. It does not open
kinship possession, kinship plurals, address forms, comparison, marriage/change-of-state, avoidance relations, travel,
food, conflict, work, teaching, asking, or ceremonial/social-event semantics.

## Source Inventory

- Target heads:
  - `bama` = person/people; dictionary gives people/mankind/Aboriginal person, and Patz gives `bama` as human generic
    plus example "that person".
  - `dingkar` = man/male.
  - `jalbu` = woman/female.
  - `karrkay` = child/young one; noun sense only, not the adjective "small".
  - `ngamu` = mother; kin noun only, not place-name or compound senses.
  - `nganjan` = father.
  - `jawun` = friend/relation; selected English sense is friend.
  - `dunyu` = husband.
  - `warru` = young man.
  - `wulman` = old man; selected English sense is old man only, not husband or old-animal sense.
- Support and predicate forms:
  - `yinyay` = there; `yaluy` = here. Patz demonstrative table and dictionary readback.
  - `nyaji-l` = see/hear/perceive; nonpast `nyajil`, past `nyajin`. Patz verb table/examples and dictionary readback.
- Participant forms checked against Patz pronoun tables plus dictionary/lexeme DB:
  - Bare pronoun A: `ngayu`, `yundu`, `jana`, `ngana`.
- Lexeme-table note:
  - `bama` is strongly sourced in dictionary and Patz but was absent from the local lexeme table before Batch 199; close
    will add it to the lexeme/source ledger rather than treating it as pre-existing local coverage.

## Closed Semantics

- No kin possessives, kinship plural `-karra`, sibling/relative case morphology, marriage/inchoative, avoidance,
  address, comparison, teaching, asking, food, fighting, travel, hunting, work, or event semantics.
- No target-head case forms, compounds, possessives, comitatives, reduplications, or pair/plural forms.
- No import of Patz example-event content. Only the target nouns and perception/deictic constructions are opened.

## Planned Frames

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

## Preflight

- Exact planned-surface preflight: 50 rows, 50 unique surfaces.
- Cross-corpus exact duplicate preflight: no accepted/revised/under-review exact surface collisions.
- Static guard scope: one human/kin target per row; no target morphology; no denied action/social-event tokens; no
  loans; deictic/perception frame shape enforced.

## Five-Lens Review Notes

- **Morphology:** target heads remain bare; pronoun A forms remain bare; `nyajin` is past `nyaji-ny`; `nyajil` is
  nonpast `nyaji-l`; no target is case-marked or compounded.
- **Lexicon:** each row uses one selected human/kin sense only; no place-name, adjective, old-animal, husband-for-
  `wulman`, or relationship-event sense is imported.
- **Syntax:** bare `yinyay` deictic clauses and transitive perception clauses follow previously sourced patterns.
- **Fidelity:** English translations say only "is there", "see", "saw", or "see here"; they add no social event or
  kinship relationship claim beyond the noun itself.
- **Register:** rows are ordinary reference/perception clauses, not narrative event, ceremonial, genealogical, or
  social-institution claims.

## Living Books And Live Verification

- Batch 199 closed with 50 accepted rows, 250 five-lens review passes, 26 lessons, 17 lexeme/source-log rows, and 11
  process events at close.
- Post-close lint: `lint: 10047 rows scanned, 0 issues flagged`; `GOAL METRIC: 10047 / 20000 verified sentences
  (98751 Kuku words)`.
- Export refresh: 10,047 rows total; train/dev/synthtest = 8,423 / 810 / 814.
- Source books patched: operator guide current state, sample production build note, Rule 157 grammar cheatsheet entry,
  and Batch-199 dictionary errata entry.
- Docs render: `./render-docs.sh` rebuilt `operator-guide.html`, `sample-pages.html`, `grammar-cheatsheet.html`,
  `dictionary-errata.html`, and `index.html`.
- Live verification: `/docs` returned 301 to `/docs/`; `/docs/`, all four HTML documents, and all four raw Markdown
  documents returned 200 with Batch 199 / Rule 157 markers.
- Process ledger count after live verification: 15 `process_events` rows for `batch-199`.

## Next Handoff

- After close, the next batch should be `batch-200`, proposed Rule 158.
- Recommended cadence: construction consolidation after this human/kin lexical expansion, unless a targeted debt sweep
  is more urgent.
