10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GENITIVALLY»
Discover the use of
genitivally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
genitivally and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
'fully as big as a common ma ma J J child; exactly the size of a child' 2. 'about as
big as a child'; Ci-may fi-fi 1. 'just as far as to Chiengmai' 2. 'a- bout as far as
Chiengmai'. Attributive genitivally to nouns: la?-g3 si-s± ve ni-qhe? 'a penis fully
as ...
2
Beyond the Burghal Hidage: Anglo-Saxon Civil Defence in the ...
Tengstrand 1940, 9–52, 105–12); and many genitivally constructed place-names
where individuals are denoted, refer to an official role or personal status (e.g.
abbodes wylle “abbot's stream”) rather than to a named individual (ibid. 5). Again
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John Baker, Stuart Brookes,
2013
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University of California Publications in Linguistics
'fully as big as a common ma ma * child; exactly the size of a child' 2. 'about as
big as a child'; Ci-may fi-fi 1. 'just as far as to Chiengmai' 2. 'a- bout as far as
Chiengmai'. Attributive genitivally to nouns: laf-g3 si-si ve ni-qhe? 'a penis fully as
...
4
A Comparative Grammar of the Dravidian Or South-Indian ...
Thus, in Tamil, it matters little whether ' kulattu min ' (from ' kulam,' a tank, and '
mm,' fish) be translated adjectivally tank fish, or genitivally the fish of t/ie tank;
whether we render 'attru manal' (from ' eRu,' a river, and ' manal,' sand), the sand
of ...
characters of the eighth century, said to contain the form 52' used genitivally as in
Cant. iii. 7. (Driver, Introd. ed. I. 422, ed. VIII. 449. Sayce, Higher Criticism &c., p.
449.) From this point (with the exception of the instances in Cant.) the form ...
William Walter Cannon,
2013
0psi001/] s has been erased. 14. 117111v 111c] 1171fiv with genitive would
normally mean 'except for'. Hebrew -'7 is often used genitivally, but a dative
seems required here. This paragraph covers much the same ground as the
previous two, ...
7
The Zukofsky Era: Modernity, Margins, and the Avant-Garde
The scene exceeds the subject's "grasp," and the form remarks upon this
genitivally, suggesting that the surroundings hold the speaker in their possession
("Grasp of me"). Here the lyrical "I" undergoes a decisive revision as a result ofthe
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8
Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference on ...
Adjectives, which take the same position as the genitivally marked possessor in
noun phrases, and the form of a relative clause, do not mutate, e.g.: (19) omo s-
ebua house REL-big 'a/the big house' (20) si 'o s-enau stick REL-long 'a/the long
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9
Possessors, Predicates, and Movement in the Determiner Phrase
Lindauer argues that prenominai proper name possessors, which appear to be
genitivally inflected, are in fact adjectival, and that the prenominai subject
position is not a Case-checking position for (genitive) DPs, but one reserved for ...
Artemis Alexiadou, Chris Wilder,
1998
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The Mongolic Languages
The genitive and/or genitivally used connective forms can also be replaced by
the shortened variants sg. 1p. miny : 2p. shiny : 3p. iny : pl. 1p. excl. maany : incl.
biedeny : 2p. taany : 3p. aany. The other case forms of the singular are based on
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