C-Value: either T or R (but not both)

Relativization by postnominal finite clause introduced by a relative pronoun. Both R (as in (11a)) and T (as in (11b)) can undergo relativization. Importantly, (unless a resumptive pronoun is used) retained (second) objects remain unmarked (see (11)), which suggests that not only the underlying first object may be relativized.

Contribution:
Ditransitive constructions
Language:
North-Central Ju
Construction:
Indirective Construction
C-Parameter:
Relativization

Examples

Example 10-100:
Mí má hŋ́ g||ú kā-è bà kē |à’ā (kā kē) dàbē.
Mí
1SG
má
TOP
hŋ́
see
g||ú
water.N4
kā-è
N4-REL
bà
2SG
kē
PST
|à’ā
give
(kā
(N4
kē)
TR)
dàbē.
children
I see the water that you gave the children.

Source: König and Heine 2010: (ex.11b)

Example 10-41:
Mí má hŋ́ dàbē yīí-è bà kē |à’ā (yīí kē) g||ú.
Mí
1SG
má
TOP
hŋ́
see
dàbē
children.N3
yīí-è
N3-REL
bà
2SG
kē
PST
|à’ā
give
(yīí
(N3
kē)
TR)
g||ú.
water
I see the children whom you gave water.

Source: König and Heine 2010: (ex.11a)