Glossing abbreviations used in this wiki - grambank/grambank GitHub Wiki

This is a list of glossing abbreviations used in the examples in this wiki. We followed the conventions of the Leipzig Glossing Rules. When these rules did not have a suggestion for a particular gloss, we referred to this list of glossing abbreviations, assembled from various reference sources. When there was no conventional gloss, we followed the conventions used in the sources cited in the individual wiki articles. In some cases, we also explain the abbreviation in the wiki articles.

Abbreviation Meaning
1 first person
2 second person
3 third person
3ON3 third person singular A and third person singular P
A agent-like argument
ABL ablative
ABS absolutive
ACC accusative
ACT active
ADD additive
ADESS adessive
ADR addressee
AFC affective
AFF affirmative
ALIEN alienable
ALL allative
ANIM animate
ANT anterior
ANTIP antipassive
AOR aorist
APL associative plural
APPL applicative
ART article
ASS assertion
AST absential
AUG augmented, augmentative
AUX auxiliary
AV actor voice
BEN benefactive
CAUS causative
CF counterfactual
CJ conjoint
CL class or classifier
CMPR comparative
CO coordinator
COM comitative
COMP complementizer
COMPL completive
CON connective
CONJ conjunction
CONT continuous
COP copula
CoR copula
CVB converb
DAT dative
DECL declarative
DEF definite
DEI deictic
DEM demonstrative
DET determiner
DIM diminutive
DIR direction, directional
DIRC direct
DIST distal, distant
DISTR distributive
DS different subject
DSO dissociative
DU dual number
DUR durative
EMPH emphasis
ERG ergative
EVID evidential
EXCL exclusive
EXH exhaustive
F feminine
FACT factive
FIN finite
FOC focus
FUT future
FV final vowel
GEN genitive
GL goal
HAB habitual
HON honorific
HSY hearsay
HUM human
IMP imperative
INANIM inanimate
INCH inchoative
INCL inclusive
INCMPL incompletive
IND indicative
INDF indefinite
INF infinitive
INSTR instrumental
INTEN intentional, intentive
INTR intransitive
INTS intensive
INV inverse
INVIS invisible
IPFV imperfective
IRR irrealis
ITER iterative
JUSS jussive
LOC locative
LOCUT locutor
LOG logophoric
M masculine
MDIST medial, mid distance
MIN minimal
MOD modifier
MOT motion
N1 non-first person
N3 non-third person
NARR narrative tense
NEC necessity
NEG negation
NEUT neuter
NFUT nonfuture
NHUM nonhuman
NLOCUT nonlocutor
NM non-masculine gender
NMLZ nominalizer
NOM nominative
NP noun phrase
NPROX nonproximal
NPST nonpast
NSG nonsingular
NSIT new situation
O object
OBJ object
OBL oblique
OBV obviative
OC open container
P patient-like argument
PASS passive
PAU paucal
PERS personalizer
PFV perfective
PL plural
PLN plain speech level (Korean)
PM predicate marker
POSS possessive
POT potential
PREP preposition
PRF perfect
PROG progressive
PROX proximal, proximity
PRS present
PRT particle
PST past
PT potent
PTCP participle
PUNCT punctual
PURP purposive
Q question, question marker, interrogative
QUOT quotative
REAL realis
RECP reciprocal
REDUP reduplication
REFL reflexive
REL relative, relatvizer
REMPST remote past
REP repetitive
RST restrictive
S subject or only argument of a canonical intransitive verb
SBJ subject
SENS sensory evidential
SEQ sequential
SG singular
SIM simultaneous
SO SO-suffix (in Siwai)
SPEC specific
SPKR speaker
SR switched reference
SRO solid, roundish object
SS same subject
STAT stative
SUBR subordinate
SUPL superlative
TAM tense-aspect-mood/modality
TAME tense-aspect-mood/modality-evidentiality
TEMP temporal
TERM terminative
TNS tense
TOP topic
TPR temporary
TR transitive
TRL trial
V verb
VAR various
VE vegetation class
VN verbal noun