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The Typology of Adjectival Predication
Verby Adj's // Nouny Adj's ?? Nouns Japanese (see (3.4)) can be characterized
by pattern (3.6) as well. “Adjectives” in Japanese are “verby”, while the so-called “
nominal Adjectives” are “nouny”. Thus, a major split can be observed in the way ...
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A Grammar Book for You and I-- Oops, Me!: All the Grammar ...
The nouny writer never states something; the nouny writer makes a statement.
The nouny writer never concludes anything; the nouny writer reaches a
conclusion. The nouny writer never hesitates; the nouny writer exhibits a
hesitancy.
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Language Typology and Language Universals: An International ...
'verby' and 'nouny' adjectivals. This is not equivalent to saying that some
adjectivals are expressed by verbs and others by nouns, an interpretation that
Wetzer explicitly rejects as a basis for classification. Rather, it means that
predicate ...
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Language and Thought: A Rational Enquiry Into Their Nature ...
A noun, for example, is simply a word that does nouny things; it is the kind of
word that comes after an article, can have an 's stuck onto it, and so on. Pinker
here, I think, puts the cart well and truly before the horse. For how do we establish
in ...
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Contrasting Languages: The Scope of Contrastive Linguistics
It appears that gerundives are the least “nouny” while full gerunds are the most “
nouny” (cf. Ross 1973). In Polish, verbal substantives are less “nouny” than
deverbal substantives. The comparative problem consists in the fact that, on the
one ...
Tomasz P. Krzeszowski,
1990
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Meaning and Grammar: Cross-linguistic Perspectives
In that case color is typically found to be encoded by nominal items.15 Within the
context of the "nouny"/"verby" split in the formal expression of adjectival concepts,
Dixon's results, modified by my own observations, can be interpreted as follows ...
Michel Kefer, Johan van der Auwera,
1992
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Standard Negation: The Negation of Declarative Verbal Main ...
A non-finite verb is less verby and more nouny than a finite verb, and is thus
situated closer to the stative end of the scale than a typical finite verb that occurs
at the dynamic end, see also Honda (1996: 192–193). As discussed and
illustrated ...
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Approaches to the Typology of Word Classes
However, deverbal nouns constitute a continuum with regard to “nouniness”,
which is why some are more “nouny" and others are more “verby". The more
nominal the deverbal noun, the more features it shares with “typical" nouns with
respect ...
Petra M. Vogel, Bernard Comrie,
2000
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Inverse-order Constructions in Albanian English: Discourse ...
Similar differences can also be found within the noun category; some nouns are
more 'nouny' than others due to their semantic properties. For example, animate
noun phrases (NPs) are more 'nouny' than inanimate NPs. On the other hand, ...
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Analyzing Variation in Language: Papers from the Second ...
... e.g. words or strings of words, that possess some linguistic property to various
extents. Thus, the progression from a to 6 might be a progression from less nouny
to more nouny, less stativey to more stativey, etc. So associated with each item ...
Ralph W. Fasold, Roger W. Shuy,
1975
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The humanity of clickbait
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Desperately Seeking Synonyms
The linguist Steven Pinker calls a noun “simply a word that does nouny things; it is the kind of word that comes after an article, can have an 's ... «New York Times, 4月 12»