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3 1.1 (1) a. János AZ UDVAR-ON táncolt. John.NOM THE court-sup danced John danced IN THE COURT. b. János TÁNCOLT az udvar-on. John.NOM danced THE court-sup John DANCED in the court.
4 (2) a. a nagy ház-ban THE big house-ine in the big house b. a nagy ház el_tt THE big house in.front.of in front of the house
5 1.2 (3) a. János be-ment a ház-ba. John.NOM IN-went THE house-ill John walked into the house. b. János be-dobta a labdá-t a doboz-ba. John.NOM IN-threw.DEF THE ball-acc THE box-ill John threw the ball into the box. c. János be-nézett a lyuk-ba. John.NOM IN-looked THE hole-ill John looked into the hole. ( (nonhead-framed language)
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7 (V) (Prev) (Adv) (P) (aff) (4) Prev=V Adv {[PP NP P] / [NP N-aff]}
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9 2.1.1 (5) a. sétál, fut, siet, repül b. cammog, slattyog c. csoszog, totyog
10 2.1.2 (nondeictic) (6) a. érkezik, jut ; indul b. esik, süllyed, mászik (deictic) (7) jön, megy
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12 2.2.1 (8) a. János [ a fa mügé ] futott. John.NOM THE tree TO.BEHIND ran John ran (to) behind the tree. b. János [ az iskolá-ba ] futott. John.NOM THE school-ill ran John ran to the school.
13 a) (9) a. a függöny {mögül / mögé / mögött } THE curtain FROM.BEHIND TO.BEHIND BEHIND {from behind / (to) behind / behind} the curtain b. a fá-k {közül / közé / között } THE tree-pl FROM.AMONG TO.AMONG AMONG {from among / (to) among / among} the trees
14 1 OVER UNDER IN.FRONT BEHIND BESIDE AMONG AROUND TO FROM fölé fölül / felül alá alól elé el_l mögé mögül mellé mellül közé közül köré
15 2 ON IN AT TO -ra (SUB) -ba (ILL) -hvz (ALL) FROM -ról (DEL) -ból (ELA) -tól (ABL)
16 (10) a. felé TOWARD, iránt IN.THE.DIRECTION.OF, b. át THROUGH, keresztül ACROSS
17 b) (11) a. az asztal {-ról / -ra / -on } THE desk -DEL -SUB -SUP {from on / onto / on } the desk b. a szekrény {-b_l / -be / -ben } THE wardrobe -ELA -ILL -INE {from in / into / in } the wardrobe c. az ajtó {-tól / -hoz / -nál } THE door -ABL -ALL -ADE {from / to / at } the door
18 2 ON IN AT TO -ra (SUB) -ba (ILL) -hvz (ALL) FROM -ról (DEL) -ból (ELA) -tól (ABL)
19 2.2.1 (12) a. János onnan futott. John.NOM FROM.THERE ran John ran from there. b. János vissza-futott. John.NOM BACK-ran John ran back.
20 a) 3 ABOVE BELOW FAR.IN.FRONT FAR.IN.BACK TOWARD AWAY.FROM fel felül / felülr_l / fentr_l föl fölül / fölülr_l / fönttr_l le (alul) / (alulról) / lentr_l el_re elölr_l hátra hátulról
21 4 HERE THERE HOME ORIGINAL.LOCATION FAR.AWAY TO FROM ide innen oda onnan haza hazulról vissza el
22 5 INSIDE OUTSIDE TO be ki FROM belül / belülr_l / bentr_l kívül / kívülr_l / kintr_l
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24 6 OVER UNDER IN.FRONT BEHIND BESIDE AMONG AROUND TO fölé- alá- elé- mögé- mellé- közé köré- (17) át- THROUGH, keresztül- ACROSS
25 7 ON AT TO rá- hozzá-
26 8 ABOVE BELOW FAR.IN.FRONT.OF FAR.IN.BACK TO fel-/föl- le- el_re- hátra-
27 9 HERE TO ide FROM innen THERE HOME ORIGINAL.LOCATION FAR.AWAY oda onnan haza hazulról vissza el
28 10 HERE TO ide FROM innen THERE HOME ORIGINAL.LOCATION FAR.AWAY oda onnan haza hazulról vissza el
29 (15) János alá-futott. John.NOM TO.UNDER-ran John ran (to) under. (16) János alá-futott az asztal alá. John.NOM TO.UNDER-ran THE table to.under John ran (to) under the table.
30 2.3 7 Prev- V Adv { NP P / N-aff } DirRel + GrLoc DirRel + GrLoc DirRel + GrLoc Vec + GrLoc Vec + GrLoc Vec + Conf Vec + Conf Vec + Conf Vec + Conf
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32 (dominant) (17) János ki-ment a ház-ból. John.NOM OUT-went THE house-ela John went from the house.
33 (18) a. János ment a ház-ból. John.NOM went THE house-ela John went from the house. b. János futott a ház-ból. John.NOM ran THE house-ela John ran from the house.
34 (19) * János táncolt a ház-ból. John.NOM danced THE house-ela John danced out of the house. (20) a. János ki-táncolt a ház-ból. John.NOM OUT-danced THE house-ela John danced out of the house. b. János kifelé táncolt a ház-ból. John.NOM outward danced THE house-ela John was dancing out of the house. (21) János ki-énekelt a ház-ból. John.NOM OUT-sang THE house-ela John sang out from the house.
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36 (22) János ki-ment [ a ház-ból ] [ az ablak-on át ] John.NOM OUT-went THE house-ela THE window-sup through [ a kert-be ]. THE garden-ill John went out of the house through the window into the garden. (23)*János ki-ment [ a pályaudvar-ról ] [ az iskolá-ba ]. John.NOM OUT-went ILL THE station-abl THE school- lit. John went out of the station and into the school.
37 (24) János ki-ment [ a pályaudvar-ról ] és be(-ment) John.NOM OUT-went THE station-abl and IN-went [ az iskolá-ba ]. THE school-ill John went out of the station into the school. (25) János [ a pályaudvar-ról ] ment [ az iskolá-ba ]. John.NOM THE station-abl went THE school-ill John went out of the station into the school.
38 (26) János [ a pályaudvar-ról ] kifelé ment [ az iskolá-ba ]. John.NOM THE station-abl outward went THE school-ill John was going out of the station and to the school.
39 (27) a. János fel-ment [ a lépcs_-n ] [ a lány-hoz ]. John.NOM UP-went THE stairs-sup THE girl-all John ascended the stairs toward the girl. b. János fel-ment [ a lépcs_-n ] és [ a lány-hoz ] John.NOM UP-went THE stairs-sup and THE girl-all ment. went John ascended the stairs and toward the girl.
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