Summary of path verbs in Yuk Tepat. Because Yuk Tepat is a path-conflating verb-framing language & the typology of motion events is one of the features I like, though less famous than typological categories like word order or morphosyntactic alignment. (Though it may be a stretch to call "be located" a path verb, since there is no motion, although it shares properties with the other verbs.)
Forgot this one:
If you want to learn more about verb-framing and satellite-framing motion expressions (or path-conflating, manner-conflating, or figure conflating verbs) the place to start, I think is with Leonard Talmy, who first described the notion.
If you want an interesting conlang challenge, try creating a language with ground-conflating motion verbs.



















