10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBORDINATIVE»
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subordinative in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Memoirs of the American Philosophical Society
TA and TA+O Theme 2 subordinative form: (3p--1p) nuttinnehukqunnan 'that they
treat us so' (49:20-21). TI and Tl-0 subordinative forms: (1--0). TI-1b:
nuttinanuhummin 'I bought it (thus, for so much)' (10:11-12; cf. 9:20-21), nittut
anishskattum ...
American Philosophical Society, Ives Goddard, Kathleen Joan Bragdon
2 Compound versus Subordinative Representation The compound and
subordinative systems (but labelled the "concept mediation model" and "word
association model", respectively) are the main focus of an article by Potter et al. (
1984) and ...
Robert Schreuder, Bert Weltens, 1993
3
Accent & Syllable Structure in Passamaquoddy
Both verbs in the conjoined subordinate clauses in (26) are Subordinative I forms
. This mode is also used in purpose clauses and in complement clauses in
causative constructions, while the Independent Indicative is used in subordinate
...
4
A Grammar of Spoken Chinese
Since we have discussed both subordinative compounds and subordinative
phrases in the preceding chapter, we shall devote the main part of the present
chapter to illustrating in detail the various types of subordinative compounds and
limit ...
5
Handbook of North American Indians: Languages
SUBORDINATIVE MOOD A subordinative verb expresses an event concomitant
with or accompanying what is expressed by the verb on which it depends. Used
independently, the subordinative has the force of the indicative or of the optative
...
William C. Sturtevant, Ives Goddard, 1996
6
The Semitic Languages: An International Handbook
Subordinative In a few cases in texts from southern Babylonia and from Kiš,
Sargonic Akkadian uses the subordinative marker -ni after verbal forms ending in
a vowel (Hasselbach 2005, 206): da-ba-ša-ḫi-ni /tapaššaḫīni/ 'you shall verily
find ...
7
Changing Valency: Case Studies in Transitivity
4.1.2 The syntactic function of causatives Among the inflectional moods in Yup'ik
is one termed the 'subordinative'. The Yup'ik subordinative does much more than
mark syntactically subordinate clauses within sentences. It also links sentences ...
8
The Bloomsbury Companion to Syntax
The Navajo passage in (18) contains three indicative clauses and three
subordinate clauses. The corresponding Yup'ik passage in (19) contains no
indicative clauses at all. Of the ten dependent clauses, seven are subordinative,
two ...
Silvia Luraghi, Claudia Parodi, 2013
9
Principles of Akkadian Textual Criticism
What we have, then, is a cluster of syntactically connected clauses, extending
from line 19b to line 23a, whose verbs lack the subordinative ending, and which
together make up a self-contained piece of narrative about the fate of two
particular ...
Endocentric constructions are of two kinds, co-ordinative (or serial) and
subordinative (or attributive). In the former type the resultant phrase belongs to
the same form-class as two or more of the constituents. Thus, the phrase boys
and girls ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUBORDINATIVE»
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subordinative is used in the context of the following news items.
Literary discourse: Phrases, clauses and sentences [part two]
Complex sentence: a sentence made up of one or more dependent clauses connected to an independent clause by one or more subordinative conjunctions. «GhanaWeb, Apr 15»
Analizzare un periodo
... si differenziano in due categorie finalizzate a distinguere le frasi che uniscono; esistono le congiunzioni chiamate coordinative e quelle subordinative. «Italianotizie, Apr 13»
La funzione della congiunzione
Le congiunzioni si differenziano in ben due categoria, le coordinative e le subordinative e sono denominate tali solo perché introducono all'interno della frase ... «Italianotizie, Apr 13»
INTERVIEW: Ex-diplomat Magosaki reveals Japan's postwar taboo
“But since the end of the Cold War, Japan's diplomacy has become increasingly subordinative to Washington in the face of ever-strengthening diplomatic ... «Asahi Shimbun, Aug 12»
