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Haspelmath (talk | contribs) New page: {{stub}} In Role and Reference Grammar, the '''undergoer''' is one of the two semantic macroroles (actor and undergoer). Normally, the undergoer is the most pat... |
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In Role and Reference Grammar, the undergoer is one of the two semantic macroroles (actor and undergoer). Normally, the undergoer is the most patient-like argument, while the actor is the most agent-like argument, but undergoers can also be selected by other principles.
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Spanish padecedor
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