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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DEVERBAL» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
deverbal in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
deverbal im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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On the Processing of Thematic Features in
Deverbal Nominals
The findings of the present study have implications for both psycholinguistics and theoretical linguistics.
Christina Manouilidou, 2006
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Thematic Structure: Its Role in Grammar
On the other hand, structures such as (22a) and (22b) are both possible
structures for English deverbal compounds. Both give the right ordering of the
internal argument with respect to the verb. However, (22a) is the correct structure,
given that ...
Prefixing derivation 283 Derivational Morphology II: Deverbal Nouns and
Adjectives 294 8.1. Deverbal derivations with NPN which retain tense and aspect
295 8.1.1. Immediate future (IF) 295 8.1.2. Deverbal nouns and adjectives formed
with ...
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Possessives in English: An Exploration in Cognitive Grammar
I first say a few words on the nature of deverbal nouns. 9.3 SEMANTIC
STRUCTURE OF DEVERBAL NOUNS Deverbal nouns are characterized by
profile shift vis,a,vis the base form. A verb, by definition. profiles a relation. more
precisely, ...
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Multilingualism in Later Medieval Britain
Type B: Origin (English/French) of the deverbal noun 1100-1200: The two new
records found in the twelfth century include a deverbal noun of English
provenance (for fuller accounts of these and following observations see
Appendix A).
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Principles and Parameters in Comparative Grammar
The deverbal nominal in (37b) is excluded because it violates Anderson's (1979)
Affectedness Constraint, which captures the generalization that the patient of a
deverbal nominal cannot appear in prenominal genitive position if the patient is ...
7
Is Japanese Related to Korean, Tungusic, Mongolic and Turkic?
5. ham 'spring' deverbal noun from pJ *paru- 'open, clear' as reconstructed in the
previous discussion. The analysis of the word for 'spring' as a deverbal noun from
'open, clear' finds a nice parallel in the derivation of aki 'autumn' as a ...
Martine Irma Robbeets, 2005
2.4 Deverbal adverbs: Ideophones or regular adverbs? Some deverbal adverbs
clearly have ideophonic traits, as in (14). The informant does not necessarily
consider all verbs from which the deverbal adverbs are derived to be ideophonic.
Erhard Friedrich Karl Voeltz, Christa Kilian-Hatz, 2001
They can be synonymous with underived nouns. They can denote an argument
ofthe predicate they are based on, or have a result interpretation. They can
denote facts and events. Unlike embedded clauses, deverbal nominals do not
denote ...
Klaus von Heusinger, Claudia Maienborn, Paul Portner, 2011
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Mongolic Elements in Tuvan
GU+r (Szabó 1943: §130). E.g. bariyul 'handle' < bari- 'to take, to keep'; ölgügür '
clothes-peg' < ölgü- 'to hang up'; {VN 20} -J A: deverbal noun suffix, which forms
nouns that designate results of actions (Poppe 1964: §158, Szabó 1943: §120).
Bayarma Khabtagaeva, 2009
