Hopi Time
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Publisher
De Gruyter Mouton
Year
2011
ISBN
9783110822816
Edition
1
Topic
Languages & Linguistics
Subtopic
Linguistics
Index
Languages & Linguistics
Fundamentals 
of 
Hopi 
spatial 
orientation 
21 
> 
JU 
3 
rt 
Η 
POSTPOSITION 
e-p
'in/on/at
him' 
e-pe-q
'in/on/at
him 
(EX)' 
a-ng
'in/on/at
him 
(DIF)/ 
along
him/through 
him' 
a-ng-qe
'in/on/at
him 
(DIF-EX)/ 
along/through
him 
(EX)/ 
around
him' 
a-w
'to/toward
him' 
a-qw
'to/toward
him
(EX)/into 
him' 
a-ngqw
'from/out
of 
him/ 
in 
him
(3-DIM)' 
CASE 
SUFFIX 
VARIANT 
-ve 
-ve-q 
•va 
-va-qe 
1 
1 
1 
CASE 
SUFFIX 
-pe
'in/on/at' 
-pe-q
'in/on/at
(EX)' 
-pa
'in/on/at
(DIF)/ 
along/through' 
-pa-qe
'in/on/at
(DIF-EX)/ 
along 
(EX)/through 
(EX)/ 
around' 
-mi
'to/toward' 
-mi-q
'to/toward
(EX)/ 
into' 
-ngaqw
'from/out
of/in
(3-DIM)' 
CASE 
ÎĄUNCT
I
VE 
EXTREME-
PUNCTIVE 
DIFFUSIVE 
EXTREME-
DIFFUSIVE 
DESTINATIVE 
EXTREME-
DESTINATIVE 
ABLATIVE 
PRIMARY
SPACE 
CONCEPT 
LOCATION 
GOAL 
1 
SOURCE 

Table of contents

  1. 0 Introduction
  2. 1 The device of the spatio-temporal metaphor
  3. 1.0 Introduction
  4. 1.1 Fundamentals of Hopi spatial orientation
  5. 1.2 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with the primary locators
  6. 1.3 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with the interrogative-indefinite bases ha- and haqa-
  7. 1.4 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with the regular local case suffixes (nonmodulated and modulated)
  8. 1.5 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with postpositional suffixes
  9. 1.6 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with nonprimary locators
  10. 1.7 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with the quantifier morpheme sa
  11. 1.8 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with the quantifier morphemes tsaa- ‘small’ and wuu- ‘big’
  12. 1.9 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with nouns
  13. 1.10 Spatio-temporal metaphors in conjunction with verbs
  14. 1.11 Miscellaneous metaphorical time locutions
  15. 2 Units of time
  16. 2.0 Introduction
  17. 2.1 The day
  18. 2.2 The night
  19. 2.3 The week
  20. 2.4 The month
  21. 2.5 The seasons
  22. 2.6 yàasangw ‘year’
  23. 3 Horizon-based sun time
  24. 4 Stellar orientation
  25. 5 The ceremonial calendar
  26. 5.0 Introduction
  27. 5.1 Primary ceremonial orientation points
  28. 5.2 Secondary ceremonial orientation features
  29. 6 Timekeeping devices
  30. 6.0 Introduction
  31. 6.1 Knotted calendar string
  32. 6.2 Notched calendar stick
  33. 6.3 Sun holes alignment
  34. 6.4 Shadow observation
  35. 7 Pluralization and quantification of time expressions
  36. 7.1 The concept ‘number of times’
  37. 7.2 The counting of time units
  38. 8 Temporal particles
  39. 8.0 Introduction
  40. 8.1 aapiy ‘prematurely’
  41. 8.2 angwu ‘beforehand/aforetime’
  42. 8.3 ason ‘later/subsequently’
  43. 8.4 haak ‘temporarily’
  44. 8.5 iits ‘early’
  45. 8.6 mòoti ‘at first’
  46. 8.7 naaf ‘still’
  47. 8.8 nawis’ ew ‘finally’
  48. 8.9 nen ‘and then’
  49. 8.10 nit ‘and after that’
  50. 8.11 nungwu ‘meanwhile’
  51. 8.12 paapu ‘progressively’
  52. 8.13 panis ‘constantly’
  53. 8.14 pay ‘right now/already’
  54. 8.15 pi’ep ‘repetitively’
  55. 8.16 piw ‘again’
  56. 8.17 puy ‘now/then’
  57. 8.18 qa sùusa ‘not (even) once’
  58. 8.19 se’elhaq ‘a while ago/for a while’
  59. 8.20 sutsep ‘always’
  60. 8.21 sùutsepngwat ‘gradually’
  61. 9 Miscellaneous
  62. 9.1 Miscellaneous time words
  63. 9.2 The lexical field of ‘ending’
  64. 9.3 Temporal anglicisms and morpheme borrowing from English into Hopi
  65. 9.4 The Hopi tense system
  66. 10 Concluding remarks
  67. Notes
  68. Appendices
  69. A. Graphic symbols
  70. B. List of abbreviations
  71. C. Orthography of Hopi village names
  72. Bibliography