Data summaries
Each language variety listed in our set of language profiles belongs to one or more language sample used in our typological work. Each language profile comprises a summary of key data for that variety, and can be accessed from the main navigation menu, or by following the links below:
Distribution of sample languages
Many of the varieties we are aware of in which agreement is attested on a non-verbal agreement target (beyond auxiliaries, converbs and predicative adjectives) are shown in Map 5.1. This map is currently under construction and should not be taken to be the extent of the varieties we are aware of that have non-verbal agreement targets of the type under consideration here.
Map 5.1 Varieties exhibiting evidence for at least one non-verbal agreement target, colour coded by genus.
Cross-linguistic sample
The cross-linguistic sample used in our typological work comprises instances of language varieties with agreement on at least one non-verbal agreement target (excluding auxiliaries, converbs and predicative adjectives). Providing sufficient evidence is available to demonstrate that a non-verbal agreement target covaries in form based on the formal or semantic properties of an identifiable controller, languages are included here, even if our knowledge of their agreement system as a whole remain unknown. This is an unstratified convenience sample. The distribution of many of the known varieties is mapped in Map 5.1.
Bucharest sample
The Bucharest sample comprises 73 varieties with agreement on one or more type of non-verbal agreement targets (of the type adverb, adposition, complementizer, noun or pronoun) where we have access to sources that explicitly qualify the extent of agreement within the language, specifically which agreement target types are attested. This is an unstratified convenience sample that contains a subset of varieties in the broader cross-linguistic sample. This sample was used in Bond et al. (2022), presented in Bucharest.
Data
Variety | Genus | Cross-linguistic sample | Bucharest Sample |
---|---|---|---|
Amur Nivkh | ![]() | YES | YES |
Rikwani Andi | ![]() | YES | NO |
Aqusha Dargwa | ![]() | YES | YES |
Archi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Arosi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Au | ![]() | YES | YES |
Avar | ![]() | YES | YES |
Bagwalal | ![]() | YES | YES |
Bats | ![]() | YES | YES |
Bavarian | ![]() | YES | YES |
Bezhta | ![]() | YES | YES |
Bhitrauti | ![]() | YES | NO |
Botlikh | ![]() | YES | YES |
Bukusu | ![]() | YES | YES |
Carib | ![]() | YES | NO |
Central Pashto | ![]() | YES | YES |
Chamalal | ![]() | YES | YES |
Chechen | ![]() | YES | YES |
Chokwe | ![]() | YES | YES |
Coahuilteco | ![]() | YES | YES |
Coastal Marind | ![]() | YES | YES |
Cosentino | ![]() | YES | YES |
East Dangaleat | ![]() | YES | NO |
Ejagham | ![]() | YES | YES |
Elamite | ![]() | YES | NO |
Even | ![]() | YES | NO |
Finnish | ![]() | YES | YES |
Forest Enets | ![]() | YES | YES |
Gagatl Andi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Godoberi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Gujarati | ![]() | YES | YES |
Hinuq | ![]() | YES | YES |
Hopi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Hungarian | ![]() | YES | YES |
Hunzib | ![]() | YES | YES |
Ibibio | ![]() | YES | YES |
Idakho | ![]() | YES | NO |
Ikalanga | ![]() | YES | YES |
Ilgar Garig | ![]() | YES | NO |
Ingush | ![]() | YES | NO |
Inkhoqwari Khwarshi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Irish | ![]() | YES | YES |
Iwaidja | ![]() | YES | NO |
Jowulu | ![]() | YES | NO |
Kairiru | ![]() | YES | YES |
Kipsigis | ![]() | YES | NO |
Ko Mende | ![]() | YES | NO |
Kpelle | ![]() | YES | YES |
Kuot | ![]() | YES | NO |
Kwarandzyey | ![]() | YES | YES |
Lak | ![]() | YES | YES |
Lakota | ![]() | YES | YES |
Lavukaleve | ![]() | YES | YES |
Limbum | ![]() | YES | YES |
Luchazi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Lunda | ![]() | YES | YES |
Luvale | ![]() | YES | YES |
Luwanga | ![]() | YES | NO |
Mano | ![]() | YES | YES |
Marathi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Marwari | ![]() | YES | YES |
Mawng | ![]() | YES | YES |
Megrelian | ![]() | YES | NO |
Mosetén | ![]() | YES | YES |
Mussomeli | ![]() | YES | YES |
Nande | ![]() | YES | YES |
Nanti | ![]() | YES | YES |
Northern Akhwakh | ![]() | YES | YES |
Palula | ![]() | YES | NO |
Panjabi | ![]() | YES | NO |
Poguli Kashmiri | ![]() | YES | NO |
Polish | ![]() | YES | YES |
Ripano | ![]() | YES | YES |
Saamia | ![]() | YES | NO |
Samatiguila Jula | ![]() | YES | YES |
Sandawe | ![]() | YES | NO |
Shipibo | ![]() | YES | NO |
Sindhi | ![]() | YES | NO |
South Paiute | ![]() | YES | NO |
Southern Akhwakh | ![]() | YES | YES |
Southern Samo Yaba | ![]() | YES | NO |
Suabo | ![]() | YES | YES |
Tanti Dargwa | ![]() | YES | YES |
Tehit | ![]() | YES | YES |
Teiwa | ![]() | YES | YES |
Teop | ![]() | YES | YES |
Tindi | ![]() | YES | YES |
Tokita | ![]() | YES | YES |
Tsakhur | ![]() | YES | YES |
Tsez | ![]() | YES | YES |
Tundra Nenets | ![]() | YES | YES |
Tura | ![]() | YES | YES |
Udihe | ![]() | YES | YES |
Urdu | ![]() | YES | YES |
Waja | ![]() | YES | NO |
Welsh | ![]() | YES | YES |
West Flemish | ![]() | YES | YES |
West Frisian | ![]() | YES | YES |
Yaqua | ![]() | YES | NO |
Zilo Andi | ![]() | YES | YES |
References
Bond, Oliver, Steven Kaye and Marina Chumakina. 2022. A typology of agreement targets. Paper given at the 55th Societas Linguistica Europaea meeting (SLE 55), University of Bucharest, August 26, 2022.