将一致性映射到空间：尼泊尔手语（NSL）动词的形态学研究

This paper explores the role of space in NSL in encoding verb agreement from a morphological perspective. NSL systematically exploits signing space to mark subject-object relations. While most spoken languages primarily exhibit subject agreement, sign languages obligatorily mark object agreement, and NSL demonstrates both subject and object agreement. Within NSL, verbs are categorized into three types: plain verbs, agreement verbs, and spatial verbs. Among these, agreement verbs are inflected for person and number, making them central to the study of morphological agreement. The analysis focus