Language
Basaá
Predicate Types
72 records found.
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1 | áŋ | áŋ 'read' | Basaá | Details |
2 | Áŋl | Áŋl 'tell' | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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3 | ɓá híhoha | ɓá híhoha 'be guilty' | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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4 | ɓá, jé | ɓá, jé 'be' | Basaá | Details |
5 | ɓá'/ɓée nsɛ́ŋ | ɓá/ɓée nsɛ́ŋ 'be necessary' | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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6 | ɓáná (gwě) liɓɔmá | ɓáná (gwě) liɓɔmá 'have a meeting' | Basaá | Details |
7 | ɓánɛ̂ | ɓánɛ̂ 'take place at/in' | Basaá | Details |
8 | ɓat | ɓat 'demand, ask' | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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9 | ɓégl | ɓégl 'yell' | Basaá | Details |
10 | ɓéhɛ́ | ɓéhɛ́ 'warn' | Basaá | Details |
11 | ɓɛɓɛɛ | ɓɛɓɛɛ 'ready' | Basaá | Details |
12 | ɓɛm | ɓɛm 'expect' | Basaá | Details |
13 | ɓodól | ɓodól 'begin' | Basaá | Details |
14 | ɓón | ɓón 'promise' | Basaá | Details |
15 | ɓɔ́tŋɛ̂m | ɓɔ́tŋɛ̂m 'hope' | Basaá | Details |
16 | gwés | gwés 'want, like' | Basaá | Details |
17 | hegdá | hegdá 'suspect, guess, imagine' | Basaá | Details |
18 | hélês | hélês 'force' | Basaá | Details |
19 | hɛ̂l | hɛ̂l 'be embarassed' | Basaá | Details |
20 | híndha ŋɛ̂m | híndha ŋɛ̂m 'afflict, make uncomfortable' | Basaá | Details |
21 | hóŋlá | hóŋlá 'remind' | Basaá | Details |
22 | hɔ́ŋɔ̂l1 | hɔ́ŋɔ̂l 1 ‘believe/think/suspect/consider’: | Basaá | Details |
23 | hɔ́ŋɔ̂l2 | hɔ́ŋɔ̂l (2) ‘remember’ | Basaá | Details |
24 | huŋɓɛ́ | huŋɓɛ́ 'whisper' | Basaá | Details |
25 | jendés | jendés ‘neglect’ | Basaá | Details |
26 | jî | jî 'know' | Basaá | Details |
27 | jɔ́dɔ̂p | jɔ́dɔ̂p ‘fear’ | Basaá | Details |
28 | jɔŋ | jɔŋ ‘consider=take as x’ | Basaá | Details |
29 | kâl | kâl/kel ‘claim, say, state, tell, inform’ | Basaá | Sections: Properties(17)
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30 | kêŋ | kêŋ ‘prevent, stop’ | Basaá | Details |
31 | kɛ ni βisú | kɛ ni βisú 'continue', 'keep doing sthg' | Basaá | Details |
32 | kît | kît ‘decide’ | Basaá | Details |
33 | koli | koli ‘deserve, should’ | Basaá | Details |
34 | kooɓá | kooɓá ‘prepare’, ‘plan’ | Basaá | Details |
35 | kɔbla | kɔbla, ‘mean’ | Basaá | Details |
36 | kɔn wɔ́ŋí | kɔn wɔ́ŋí 'fear, be afraid' | Basaá | Details |
37 | Kwánd/kwéndês | Kwánd/kwéndês 'be astonished', 'make to be astonished' | Basaá | Details |
38 | kwɛl, kwelel | kwɛl, kwelel 'discuss, discuss about' | Basaá | Details |
39 | kwɔ ŋkáá | kwɔ ŋkáá 'be guilty, be wrong' | Basaá | Details |
40 | la | la ‘can’ | Basaá | Details |
41 | lámá | lámá 'need' | Basaá | Details |
42 | lɛt | lɛt ‘be hard’ (difficult) | Basaá | Details |
43 | lɔ̂nd | lɔ̂nd ‘yell’ | Basaá | Details |
44 | mâl | mâl ‘finish’ | Basaá | Details |
45 | maséé | maséé ''proud, joyful' | Basaá | Details |
46 | néhnɛ mut ndʒɛ̌l | néhnɛ mut ndʒɛ̌l 'allow sb to, permit sb to' | Basaá | Details |
47 | nɛ̂ɓɛ́ | nɛ̂ɓɛ́ ‘confess, accept, permit | Basaá | Details |
48 | nɛ́nɛ̂ | nɛ́nɛ̂ 'find', 'appear', 'seem' | Basaá | Details |
49 | nimbla | nimbla 'relax' | Basaá | Details |
50 | nógdâ | nógdâ 'feel' | Basaá | Details |
51 | nɔ́g | nɔ́g 'hear, understand' | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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52 | nɔɔdɛ́ | nɔɔdɛ́ 'try' | Basaá | Details |
53 | nsɛŋ | nsɛŋ 'necessary' | Basaá | Details |
54 | ŋwas, ŋwesha | ŋwas, ŋwesha 'abandon or stop, make sb to stop or abandon | Basaá | Details |
55 | peena | peena ‘doubt’ | Basaá | Details |
56 | pooná | pooná ‘appear, seem’ | Basaá | Details |
57 | púlɛ̂ | púlɛ̂ 'be or come early' | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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58 | sáâ, tí nsáâ | sáâ, tí nsáâ 'reward, pay', 'give a reward' | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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59 | sek | sek 'stop' | Basaá | Details |
60 | soŋgá | soŋgá 'prevent | Basaá | Details |
61 | tám | tám 'regret' | Basaá | Details |
62 | tâŋ | tâŋ 'deny' | Basaá | Details |
63 | téé | téé 'stop' | Basaá | Details |
64 | téédá | téédá 'keep' | Basaá | Details |
65 | tɛ́hɛ́ | tɛ́hɛ́ 'see' | Basaá | Details |
66 | tí maéβá | tí maéβá 'advise', 'give advice' | Basaá | Details |
67 | tí mahɔ́ŋɔ̂l | tí mahɔ́ŋɔ̂l 'propose, suggest' | Basaá | Details |
68 | tilá | tilá ‘write’ | Basaá | Details |
69 | tʃel | tʃel 'refuse, resist' | Basaá | Details |
70 | tʃɛ́lɛ̂l | tʃɛ́lɛ̂l 'whine' | Basaá | Details |
71 | unda | unda 'show, reveal, prove' | Basaá | Sections: Properties(2)
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72 | wɔ́ ɲuú | wɔ́ ɲuú 'be ashamed' | Basaá | Details |
Clause Types
Name | Description | Answerset | ||
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1 | 'i'infinitive | 'i'-infnitive | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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2 | 'ínjuú''li'-infinitive | 'ínjuú' 'li'-infinitive | Basaá | Details |
3 | 'ínjuú''li'-infinitiveOvertSubject | ínjuú li-infinitive with overt subject | Basaá | Details |
4 | 'li'infinitiveOvertSubject | 'li'-infinitive wiht overt subject | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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5 | BareInfinitive | Bare Infinitive | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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6 | Indicative | Indicative | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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7 | li'infinitiveNullSubject | 'li' infinitive with null subject | Basaá | Sections: Properties(1)
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8 | SmallClause | Small Clause | Basaá | Details |
9 | Subjunctive | Subjunctive | Basaá | Sections: Properties(4)
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C Types
Name | Description | Answerset | ||
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1 | ínjuú | ínjuú | Basaá | Sections: Properties(2)
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2 | kikií | kikií | Basaá | Details |
3 | lɛ́ | lɛ́ | Basaá | Sections: Properties(4)
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4 | li | infinitival marker | Basaá | Sections: Properties(5)
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5 | wɛɛ́ | wɛɛ́ | Basaá | Details |
Example Sentences
There are 892 example sentences.
Language Properties
Some syntactic properties of the language
Word order
Consistently SVO |
General information about the language
ISO code (ISO 639-3), aka Ethnologue code
ISO 639-3 |
Language name
Basaá |
Genetic classification (Ethnologue)
Niger-Congo, Atlantic-Congo, Volta-Congo, Benue-Congo, Bantoid, Southern, Narrow Bantu, Northwest, A, Basaa (A.43) |
Language group (Ethnologue top level)
Niger-Congo |
Language consultant information
Consultant name
Paul Roger Bassong |
Gender of consultant
male |
Occupation
Professor |
Level of education
Ph.D. |
Learned language at age
Mother tongue |
Familiarity with the language
native speaker |
Formal knowledge of the grammar
specialized knowledge, e.g., as language teacher or linguist |
Who participated in the elicitation?
Paul Roger Bassong, Naga Selvanathan and Ken Safir using the Clausal Complementation Questionnaire and the Anaphora Questionnaire. |
Status of data in database
Is the information for the sentences entered complete?
Data for entered sentences is complete |
Is the data for markers in this language complete?
Data for markers incomplete |
Is the sentence data likely to change soon?
New Data is in the process of being entered |