A'ingae (or Cofán, iso 639‐3: con) is an indigenous language isolate spoken in northeast
Ecuador and southern Colombia. This paper presents the first comprehensive overview of …

We describe and analyze the semantics of rationale and precautioning clauses (ie in order
to-and lest-clauses) through a detailed case study of two operators in A'ingae (or Cofán, iso …

A'ingae (or Cofán) is a severely under-documented language isolate spoken by about 1,500
Cofán people in the Ecuadorian and Colombian Amazon. The origin of the Cofán can be …

This paper discusses and analyzes the variation between ai and ɨi in A'ingae (or Cofán, an
Amazonian isolate, ISO 639-3: con) by comparing the data reported in Borman's (1976) …

We explore the semantics and typology of functional morphemes encoding apprehensional,
ie negative prospective, meanings through a detailed case study of the adjunct uses of …

A'ingae (or Cofán, ISO 639-3: con) is a language isolate of the Amazon. It is characterized by
extraordinarily rich morphophonology of verbal stress, where six different surface behaviors …

I describe and analyze a process of postlabial rounding in A'ingae (isolate, iso 639-3: con):
after labial consonants, the diphthong/ae/may surface as [oe]. However, a postlabial …

This paper provides the first detailed description of the apprehensional domain in A'ingae
(Cofán, iso 639-3: con), with the cross-linguistic category of apprehension defined as a …

In this paper, I describe and analyze reduplication in A'ingae (ISO 639-3: con), an
understudied and endangered Amazonian isolate. The reduplicant is a suffix-ʔσ, where ʔ is …