Prominence of tense, aspect, and mood morphology in the Lutuv (Lautu) verbal complex

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Grayson Ziegler

doi:10.14434/iwpsalc2025.v4i1.42225

September 13, 2025Indiana Working Papers in South Asian Languages and CulturesOpen Access

Prominence of tense, aspect, and mood morphology in the Lutuv (Lautu) verbal complex

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Key Points

The study evaluates the tense, aspect, and mood morphology in the Lutuv verbal complex.
Key findings highlight how the prominence criteria apply to the morphology of Lutuv, indicating significant patterns.
Assessments were based on the principles proposed by Bhat in 1999 for analyzing the morphological features.
Understanding Lutuv's verbal morphology may provide insights into the broader Tibeto-Burman language family.

Implication

Analysis reveals prominence of tense, aspect, and mood in Lutuv language, suggesting unique morphological features.

Abstract

This paper evaluates the tense/aspect/mood paradigm in Lutuv (also known as Lautu), a South-Central Tibeto-Burman (Chin) language spoken in Chin State, Burma (or Myanmar) and in diaspora communities around the world, using the prominence criteria proposed by Bhat (1999).

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Prominence of tense, aspect, and mood morphology in the Lutuv (Lautu) verbal complex

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Prominence of tense, aspect, and mood morphology in the Lutuv (Lautu) verbal complex

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