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In this article, we examine the omnipredicativity hypothesis (LAUNEY 1994, 2004) in the context of Yucatec Maya. The hypothesis implies three requirements: 1) most words are predicative, 2) the focus of a sentence is its main predicate, 3) arguments are subordinate predicates of the main predicate. Based on the analysis of the personal indexation patterns, morphosyntactic and semantic properties of non-verbal predicates, the use of the existential  yàan  and various focus constructions, we provide evidence supporting that requirements 1 and 2 apply to Yucatec.

Is Yucatec Maya an omnipredicative language? Predication, the copula and focus constructions