adjective ‘tall’: a. Mi magas-ak vagy-unk. we tall- be- We are tall.’ b. Te magas

Mæn mi-xun- æm I -read-1 ‘I am reading.’ ʃ oma ketab mi-xun-in you (sg.) book -read-2 ‘You (sg.) are reading a book.’ Consider the following examples from Hungarian containing the adjective ‘tall’: a. Mi magas-ak vagy-unk. we tall- be- We are tall.’ b. Te magas vagy. you (sg.) tall be ‘You (sg.) are tall.’ A comparison of the two realizations of ‘tall’ reveals that in 1a must mark plural agreement between adjective and verb. This analysis is confirmed in 2a but not in 2b below: a. Magas-ak vagy-unk. tall- be- We are tall.’ b. Ti nagyon magas vagy-tok. you (pl.) very tall be- You( pl.) are very tall.’ Other data confirm that my original analysis of as a plural agreement marker is correct. also appears with the adjective ‘weary’ when the subject is plural as the following data demonstrate… In glosses 1 = first person singular, = Progressive Tense In glosses = plural, = second person plural