In this paper, we discuss two types of plural marking, C1C2 reduplication and a -Vg- affix, on verbs in ʔayʔaǰuθəm (Comox-Sliammon), a Central Salish language. We argue that C1C2 plural reduplication on verbs indicates pluractionality, creating a predicate that encodes a plurality of spatiotemporally distributed events. We further argue that the distribution of events must be in both time and space. This has implications for the typology of pluractionals, since the distribution requirement for events is more restrictive than what has been reported for other languages. In contrast, the -Vg- affix marks plural participants and does not require plural events.

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如何分发事件：ʔayʔaǰuθəm

在本文中，我们讨论了中央萨利希语 ʔayʔaǰuθəm (Comox-Sliammon) 中动词的两种复数标记，C1C2 重复和 -Vg- 词缀。我们认为，动词上的 C1C2 复数重复表示复数性，创建了一个编码多个时空分布事件的谓词。我们进一步认为，事件的分布必须同时在时间和空间上。这对复数的类型学有影响，因为事件的分布要求比其他语言报告的要求更严格。相反，-Vg- 词缀标记多个参与者并且不需要多个事件。