Abstract
Some of the syntactic features in Mayrinax must have been inherited from the parent language, while the others may have been innovations of its own.
This paper also provides some solid evidence to show that the nominative is definite, whereas the accusative is indefinite in Mayrinax. Although such a distinction is well known among western Austronesian languages, evidence is still unavailable for most other Formosan languages.
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