10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INFLEXIONALLY»
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inflexionally in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Introduction to Theoretical Linguistics
The effect of this distinction between animate and inanimate in masculine nouns
is to mark the object of a transitive verb as inflexionally different from the subject
in that particularly important set of sentences in which both the subject and the ...
2
Allomorphy in Inflexion (Routledge Revivals)
Once inflexions have been combined into macroinflexions on the basis of Gender
, it is no longer so clear that the Nominative Singular is inflexionally more diverse
in Latin than all other slots; and, in fact, as Risch (1977: 234) in effect shows, ...
Andrew Carstairs-McCarthy, 2013
3
Concise Encyclopedia of Languages of the World
Verbs of this last class specify both agent and patient inflexionally. Their overall
complexity aside, the inflexional paradigms of Cree are also subject to
substantial dialect variation, both in particular endings and in entire paradigmatic
...
4
A Notional Theory of Syntactic Categories
So that the non-auxiliary in the first example in (2.67a) is categorially complex: it
is associated with a (provisional) representation such as that in (2.69): (2.69) {P} {
non-past,111,sg} I {P;N}{X} Cf. (2.31b) for inflexionally marked functors. If this is ...
In other cases, word- stress may serve to distinguish inflexionally*, rather than
derivationally, related forms: i.e. distinct forms of the same lexeme (cf. 1.5). There
are no instances of inflexional word-stress in English. But it can be readily ...
6
Analysing Older English
In other words, in Present-day English the terms 'attributive' and 'predicative' are
used to refer simply to surface, formal differences; the earlier link between form
and function (attributive = preposed = given = inflexionally weak; predicative ...
David Denison, Ricardo Bermúdez-Otero, Chris McCully, 2011
7
The Grammar of Case: Towards a Localistic Theory
(whether marked inflexionally or otherwise) has been interestingly renewed (by
particularly Fillmore (1968a)) within a framework that allows for a complex
relationship between case functions and their superficial representation, and that,
...
GOVERNING WORD COMPLEMENT I (a) Verb unmarked Marked inflexionally (-
a) (b) Noun marked inflexionally (-0) ... mar^e<^ inflexionally (suffix) Marked
syntactically (Ja-) III Noun unmarked Marked syntactically (^a-) Current notions ...
Hans Jakob Polotsky, 1971
9
A comparative grammar of the Sanscript, Zend, Greek, Latin, ...
Thus we meet with the Sanscrit bharés, the Old High German bérés, the Latin
ferés, the Gothic bairais, the Zend baréis, and the Greek ¢ép<w,~, as forms
radically and inflexionally connected, which excite real surprise by the wonderful
fidelity ...
Franz Bopp, Edward Backhouse Eastwick, 1845
10
A Comparative Grammar of the Sanskrit, Zend, Greek, Latin, ...
... a which ia corrupted to o, forms the diphthong 01. Thus we meet with the
Sanskrit bharSs, the Old High German lifiri-ft, the Latin fer&s, the Gothic bairais,
the Zend barSis, and the Greek Depots, as forms radically and inflexionally
connected, ...
