The Acquisition of Mayan Morphosyntax by Pye, Clifton

Subjects: “…Mayan Languages-- Morphology…”
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Mayan Morphosyntax by Pye, Clifton

Subjects: “…Mayan Languages-- Morphology…”
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Noun Classifier Extension in Q'anjob'al (Mayan): Acquiring a Gender Stereotype by Duncan, Philip T.

Subjects: “…Mayan languages-- Noun classifiers…”
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Grammatical Object Passives in Yucatec Spanish by Grant Armstrong

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Identity, Modernity and Language Shift in Kaqchikel Maya Adolescents by Heinze Balcazar, Ivonne

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Anticipatory processing in a verb-initial Mayan language: eye-tracking evidence during sentence comprehension in Tseltal by Garrido Rodriguez, G, Norcliffe, E, Brown, P, Huettig, F, Levinson, SC

“…We present a visual world eye-tracking study on Tseltal (a Mayan language) and investigate whether verbal information can be used to anticipate an upcoming referent. …”

Nominalization in Q'anjob'al (Maya) by Mateo, Pedro

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Proto-maya y lingüística diacrónica. Una (breve y necesaria) introducción by José Andrés Alonso de la Fuente

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Commodification of Kaqchikel: A Commodities Chain Approach to the Kaqchikel Language in the Foreign Language and Area Studies Program* by Duncan, Philip T.

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Morphosyntactic features of progressive in the K’iche’an languages of the Mayan family by Sychev Roman V.

“…It is proposed to clarify Vinogradov’s classification of progressive in the Mayan languages in relation to the K’iche’an group. Three types of K’iche’an progressive as well as three strategies for the distribution of ergative–absolutive markers in the progressive are proposed. …”
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Default ergative by Imanishi, Yusuke

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El tiempo vuela: el uso de aves y otros animales para representar las unidades de tiempo de la cuenta larga maya by Rogelio Valencia Rivera

“…This hypothesis clarifies the origin of the word, haab’, “year”, which even nowadays has the meaning of “rain”, or “storm” in some Mayan languages.…”
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The ‘End’ of the Maya Long Count? 2012 and the Classic Maya by Erik Boot

“…Ultimately, the hieroglyphic text itself is analyzed and one detail is discusses in more detail, the verb root tzutz- and which different, but not necessarily mutually exclusive, meanings it has in Mayan languages.…”
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Light Verbs and Split Ergativity in the Western Cholan Languages by Montgomery-Anderson, Brad

“…Moreover, complex constructions in Mayan languages have often been analyzed (historically as well as diachronically) as involving nominalization. …”
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The (in)distinction between wh-movement and c-selection by Newman, Elise Sophia Bershad

“…I examine two apparent interactions between wh-movement and Voice: Mayan Agent Focus and the Double Object Movement Asymmetry (DOMA) (Holmberg et al., 2019). In certain Mayan languages, subject but not object wh-questions require the verb to take a special intransitive-looking form; in many languages with symmetrical passives, wh-moving an indirect object in a passive clause is restricted to contexts in which the indirect object is the passive subject. …”
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Numeral classifier systems: a Southeast Asian cross-linguistic analysis by Goral, Donald R.

“…Numeral classifier systems occur in languages throughout Southeast Asia and are attested in such non-Asian languages as Tzeltal, a Mayan language (11) and Tarascan, an Amerindian language (29). …”
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The Willingness to pay for urban solid waste integral system in Semi-urban populations. by Francisco Iván Hernández Cuevas, Diana Estefania Castillo Loeza, Javier Becerril García, Maria Pia Mc Mannus Gómez

“…The willingness to pay decreases when the Mayan language predominates among the member of the household, and when they have fewer tangible assets and rooms. …”
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The Willingness to pay for urban solid waste integral system in Semi-urban populations. by Francisco Iván Hernández Cuevas, Diana Estefania Castillo Loeza, Javier Becerril García, Maria Pia Mc Mannus Gómez

“…The willingness to pay decreases when the Mayan language predominates among the member of the household, and when they have fewer tangible assets and rooms. …”
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Complementation in Chol (Mayan) : a theory of split ergativity : by Coon, Jessica

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Evaluating the impact of a linguistically and culturally tailored social media ad campaign on COVID-19 vaccine uptake among indigenous populations in Guatemala: a pre/post design i... by Nadia Diamond-Smith, Lucía Abascal Miguel, Emily Lopez, Kelly Sanders, Nadine Ann Skinner, Jamie Johnston, Kathryn B Vosburg, Anne Kraemer Diaz

“…The median age was 28 years; 63% (N=998) identified as women, and 36% spoke an Indigenous Mayan language. Twenty-one per cent of participants (N=327) reported watching the intervention content on social media. …”
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