Category:Morphology
Feature:Locus of Marking in Possessive Noun Phrases WALS
Name:Double marking
Languages (75):
Conlangs (65):
Hasu Khomiyo
Bryatesle
Zhyler
Old Adpihi
Marijo
Songulda
Terpish
Neo-Khitanese
Velyan
Lhenazi
e-shite
POSS.3.SG.FEM.III-book
mo-tamei
POSS.IV-woman

"woman's book"

(III and IV refer to noun classes; shite is class IV, tamei is class III)

Alopian
Rossan
project 1
Zanese
Thiuas
Gac
Shuran
Uzkian
Audente
Anshanish
Xashi
Ieteje
Slyrdian
Qitatyattas
Arano
Alakulian
Maksinaunminverbe
Alley's Language
Temarp
Proto-Zachydic
Bơlơn
Meino
Gammidge
Minhast
Proto-Toroq
Yeqochun
Mira
Mindakri
Deinau
Testonian
Thensarian Possession is marked by a possessive suffix + a marked tonal pattern on the possessed noun.
Thuun
Naharqan
Numi
Thulean
Cerstan
Ancient Draconian
INS
Random
Istokahi
Westlandish
Avalonian
HIH
Ngaraxth Crixth v7
in the possessive construction, the possessor receives the clitic <=(e)þ> ane the possessee receives <=(a)c>
Sylvan
MPCL(PN)
Jakvalat
Cialmi
Xada
Vrkhazhian
Etlish
Jigodu
Oltic

Natlangs (10):
Turkish
Finnish
Burushaski
Evenki
Greek (Modern)
Greenlandic (West)
Imonda
Mangarrayi
Yaqui
Dani (Lower Grand Valley)