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• Person
  ...emic source]] vs. other. The conjunct (locutor/informant/epistemic source) person is the speaker in statements and the addressee in questions. *[[First person]]
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• Person
  ...emic source]] vs. other. The conjunct (locutor/informant/epistemic source) person is the speaker in statements and the addressee in questions. *[[First person]]
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• Speech-act participant
  ...t''' (abbreviated SAP) refers to 1st or 2nd person to the exclusion of 3rd person. ...t distinguish between 1st or 2nd person, but contrast them both with third person (non-speech-act participant).)
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• Attributive use
  ...]]), but to the (possibly unknown) person who murdered Smith, whoever that person may be.
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• Citation form
  ...Latin the [[first person]] [[singular]] [[present]], in Arabic the [[third person]] [[singular]] [[perfect]].
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• Referenzrolle
  ..., 2. Person) als ''primären GESPRÄCHSROLLEN'' die ''REFERENZROLLE'' der 3. Person gegenüber als ''Restkategorie, die vage bleibt, sofern sie nicht durch Ref
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• Phi-features
  Grammatical features such as [[person]], [[number]], [[gender]] and [[case]]. * Kerstens,J.G. 1993. ''The Syntax of Number, Person and Gender; A Theory of Phi-features,'' Linguistic Models 18, Mouton de Gru
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• Clusivity
  ...of [[inclusive]] - [[exclusive]] oppositions as found in the marking of [[person]]. ...y'' was coined by [[Viktor Elšík]] during a discussion on a workshop about person marking in Konstanz, December 2000 (Filimonova 2005: vii).
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• Voiceprint
  ...ker's [[voice quality]] (e.g. a [[spectrogram]]). Some people claim that a person's voice is as individual as fingerprints. Voiceprints can be used to identi
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• Principal part
  ...e first person singular present indicative active, the infinitive, the 1st person singular perfect indicative active, and the perfect passive participle:
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• Connectedness
  (i) ''? A person who [[close friends of e] admire t]'' (ii) ''* A person who you admire t because [[close friends of e] become famous]''
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• Finite vs. nonfinite
  ...on-finite''', which means that they either have or lack [[tense]] and/or [[person-number]] specifictions. ...ications (like the Portuguese [[conjugated infinitive]]), or when it lacks person-number but has tense.
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• Language (in neurocognitive linguistics)
  ...that person's brain -- differs to varying degrees from that of every other person.
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• Category-system
  ...], (for verbs:) [[tense]], [[aspect]], [[mood]], (subject and/or object) [[person]], [[:category:voice|voice]].
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• Adhortativ
  ...n, die in semantisch-pragmatischer Hinsicht die [[Aufforderung]] an die 1. Person Plural zur gemeinsamen Aktion ausdrückt. ...iv in diesen z. B. periphrastisch oder durch konjunktivische Formen der 1. Person Plural ausgedrückt, z. B. ''Lasst uns streiken! Seien wir mutig!''
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• Rich agreement
  ...eement]] (or [[cross-referencing]]) paradigms that distinguish most or all person-number combinations and therefore make the use of [[independent pronoun]]s Italian has the folloiwng person-number paradigm, which is said to exibit rich agreement:
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• Conducton aphasia
  ...unable to to repeat what they have just heard. This is due to the affected person having a disconnection between sound patterns and the production area. It i
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• Exclusive
  ...e speaker's [interlocutor|interlocutor(s)] from the extension of the first person plural. Its notional counterpart is the [[inclusive]].
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• Exocentric compound
  ...or') which does not refer to a major who is clumsy, but merely to a clumsy person.
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• Inclusive
  ...e speaker's [[interlocutor|interlocutor(s)]] in the extension of the first person plural. Its notional counterpart is the '''[[exclusive]]'''.
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• Utterance
  :::*''"any stretch of speech by one person before which there was silence on his part and after which there was also s
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• Polyfunctionality
  # geographical personal nouns (''Amsterdammer'' 'person living in Amsterdam'),
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• Concept (in neurocognitive linguistics)
  A concept has for the most part been arrived at as a result of the person's experience in the world.
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• Inalienable possession
  '''Inalienable possession''' is the [[possessive]] relation that a person has with his body parts or properties, as distinguished from the possessive
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• Politeness strategy
  If a person goes ‘on record’ when uttering an FTA, the intention is unambiguously e ...e trying to counteract a possible face damage of the hearer. This way, the person uses politeness to soften the FTA.
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• Experiencer
  ...ncer''' is a specific [[semantic role|semantic (or thematic) role]] of the person(s) whose mental faculties are involved in the psychological state denoted b
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• Referential use
  ...'' is used referentially when the speaker intends to refer to a particular person which he knows to be the murderer of Smith. Donnellan (1966) distinguishes
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• Selectional restriction
  ...verbal predicate ''assassinate'' requires an object that denotes a famous person, i.e. it imposes a selectional restriction to this effect.
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• Deep dyslexia
  Deep dyslexia is caused by damage to [[Broca's area]]. The affected person is unable to use spelling-to-sound correspondence to recognise words and as
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• Sublabel
  |2nd person |
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• Null morpheme
  ...null morpheme marks the present tense of verbs in all forms but the third person singular: ...nt tense and third persons (English is unusual in its marking of the third person singular with a non-zero morpheme, by contrast with a null morpheme for oth
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• Portmanteau morph
  ...I will be carried') can be analyzed as containing three morphemes (first [[person]], [[singular]], [[passive]]), realized as a single portmanteau morph.
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• Cafeteria principle
  ...ting an image of a language selecting features from various sources like a person choosing items for lunch at a cafeteria (following Bickerton 1981:49).
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• Target
  ...he goes'', ''goes'' is the target (agreeing with the controller ''she'' in person and number); in Russian ''moj-u mam-u'' 'my mom (accusative)', ''moj-u'' is
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• Infinitive
  ...ologically, it is a non-finite form which is crucially not specified for [[person]], [[number]] and [[mood]]. Other categories which may or may not be absent [[Portuguese]] and [[Old Neapolitan]] have an infinitive that inflects for person and number.
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• Boolesche Anfrage
  Eine Person ist an den Fächern Computerlinguistik und Informatik an den Universitäten
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• Benefactive (role)
  *[[Lehmann, Christian]], Y.-M. Shin & [[Elisabeth Verhoeven]] (2000) ''Person Prominence and Relation Prominence. On the typology of syntactic relations
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• Index old
  ...ologically, it is a non-finite form which is crucially not specified for [[person]], [[number]] and [[mood]]. Other categories which may or may not be absent [[Portuguese]] and [[Old Neapolitan]] have an infinitive that inflects for person and number.
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• AGR
  '''AGR''' is the person and number feature complex in finite [[INFL]].
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• Antigrammaticalization
  In Irish, the first person plural subject suffix ''-muid'' was antigrammaticalized to become the indep
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• Face (concept)
  ...ituation the social interaction is embedded in. It hence mirrors the way a person wants to be perceived by others in his surrounding space. Goffman describes ...pendance of face on social values is, for instance, reflected in the way a person behaves when representing a particular religious community or profession.
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• Fusional morphology
  The components '3rd person possessive' and 'plural' are fused together in the English word ''their'',
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• Linguistic activity
  A person engaged in linguistic activity is using his or her [[linguistic information
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• Native Speaker
  Ein [[Muttersprachler]] ist eine Person, die eine Sprache L als [[Erstsprache]] erworben hat.
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• Pretence
  ...orm it (or, in more elaborate versions, pretending to be a certain type of person performing it)." (WIlson 2006: 1734)
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• Back formation
  ...the productive suffixes ''–or'' or ''–er'' used to build words denoting a person who performs the action denoted by a verb).
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• Denotation
  ...rence|refers]]. The denotation of the proper name ''Julius Caesar'' is the person with that name; the denotation of the common noun ''horse'' is the set of h
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• Supine
  ...is indifferent to voice, tense and mood, comparing with the attitude of a person lying nonchalantly.]
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• Positive and negative face
  ...personality is appreciated by others. Furthermore, this includes the way a person wants to be perceived by his/ her social group. One example for positive fa
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• Funktionale Applikation
  ...d die Funktion auf das Argument'' a'' angewendet, das zum Beispiel für die Person ''Dagmar'' steht, so erhalten wir den Wert ''b''. Der Wert des Arguments ''
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• Base (in Cognitive Grammar)
  ...but are rather part of the base, the background against which the profiled person is construed.
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• Register (in phonetics)
  ...o'', ''tenor'', ''bass'' etc., and these features also determine whether a person sings in head ([[falsetto]]) or chest register.
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• Tiefenkasus
  ...thematische Rolle oder Theta-Rolle) bezeichnet die Rolle einer beteiligten Person in der vom sprachlichen Prädikatsausdruck bezeichneten Situation.
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• Conjugation
  ...e infinitive are conjugated the same way in all five possible inflections: Person, Number, Mood, Tense, and Voice:
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• Anaphor
  ...c is due to the lack of a proper antecedent: ''himself'' does not agree in person features with ''I'' in (b), and ''John'' is outside the [[binding domain]]
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• Rigid designator
  ...orlds, but the denotation of the proper name ''Richard Nixon'' is the same person in every possible world. Kripke accounts for the relation between a name an
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• Kommunikation
  * die monologische Kommunikation (Informationsübermittlung nur von einer Person ausgehend),
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• Allomorph (de)
  Die 2. Person Singular von Verben hat die Allomorphe -{st} (spiel-st), -{est} (rechn-est) ...onetischen Umgebung abhängen. Dies ist der Fall bei den Allomorphen der 2. Person Singular von Verben: spiel-st, rechn-est, heiß-t. Solche Fälle werden "ph
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• Definitheit
  ...es nur ein Jahr 1994 gibt, nur ein Gebäude das höchste sein kann, und jede Person nur eine Nase hat). Definite Ausdrücke sind im Kern [[Deixis|deiktisch]],
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• Linguistic information system
  ...f people’s linguistic activity, it seems to be safe to conclude (1) that a person’s linguistic system operates, e.g. for speaking and understanding, and (2 ...t assume that different people have the same linguistic system, nor that a person’s linguistic system consists of rules, nor that it has a form prescribed
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• Face
  ...ntsteht dabei der Eindruck, dass diese Signale nicht zu der entsprechenden Person passen. ...t-of-Face''. Eine in einer sozialen Gruppe immer als pünktlich auftretende Person ist zum Beispiel ''out-of-Face'', wenn sie innerhalb dieser Gruppe auf einm
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• Proposition
  ...by Carla.”, because the core of the proposition stays the same: there is a person, also called the referee (in this case “Carla”) that does something, re
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• Southern Saamic
  ...tal gradation is lost altogether, and unaccented vowels are reduced in the second syllable of trisyllabic words. In [[Ume Saami]], both are preserved. In [[South Saami]], zero copula is regular in 3rd person present (including periphrastic tenses and possessive constructions).
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• Feature
  ...lso [[X-bar theory]]). Among the grammatical features we find features for person, number and gender (so-called 'Phi-features'); the verbal features [±past] * Kerstens,J.G. 1993. ''The Syntax of Number, Person and Gender; A Theory of Phi-features,'' Linguistic Models 18, Mouton de Gru
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• Ergativität
  * Pronomen der 1./2. Person > Pronomen der 3. Person > andere NPs : '''a.''' 1./2. Person: Akkusativische Ausrichtung
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• Automatic speaker identification
  ...peaker identification consists in assigning the input speech signal to one person of a known group, while speaker verification consists in confirming or not
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• S-selection
  ...ct denoting an actor (or [[agent]]), and two complements, one denoting the person who is the action's target and one denoting a proposition (cf. ''he persuad
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• Morpheme
  ...ngaroo"~"kangaroos"; "mouse"~"mice"; "child"~"children"; "sheep"~"sheep"; "person"~"people".
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• Kildin Saami morphology
  ...ve inflection of nouns. The historical possessive suffixes, mostly the 1st person singular, occur only in a few lexicalized kinship nouns (e.g. {\it jānna} ...three moods, two tenses, two numbers and three persons. Tense, number and person marking is merged into portmanteau suffixes. Beside three personal inflecti
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• Belebtheit
  speaker > addressee > 3rd person > kin > human > animate > inanimate Nach Silverstein und Corbett sind also Pronomina der ersten Person, bzw. auf den Sprecher verweisende [[Lexem|Lexeme]] belebter als Hörer, Ti
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• Verb raising
  * Kerstens,J.G. 1993. ''The Syntax of Number, Person and Gender; A Theory of Phi-features,'' Linguistic Models 18, Mouton de Gru
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• Syncretism
  ...verbs. In present-tense, there is syncretism between first- and and third-person in the plural. This syncretism extends to the first- and third-singular fo
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• Imperativ
  ...erenden Sprachen besitzen allerdings, wenn überhaupt, nur ein hinsichtlich Person und Tempus eingeschränktes morphologisches Imperativ-Paradigma. Während z *V. Bianchi & K. Safir (Hg.), The Licensing and Interpretation of Person Features. 2005.
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• Pronomen (textlinguistisch)
  ...nrich unterscheidet das [[Referenz-Pronomen]] ([[Personalpronomen]] der 3. Person) vom ''Rollen-Pronomen'', das den Gesprächsrollen entspricht (z. B. ''ich'
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• De dicto and de re
  ...''de re'' reading of (i) states that Ralph has a belief about a particular person being a spy. For example if Ralph observes his coworker Hubert making phot
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• Langue
  Sprache ist nicht eine Funktion der sprechenden Person; sie ist das Produkt, welches das
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• Irony
  (5) ''I think he is upset!'' (said about a person who is -- blind with rage -- complaining loudly in a shop)<br>-> [[ironical (10) "You are a natural-born story-teller." (uttered to a person obviously unable to tell stories)
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• Judenitalienisch
  ...'lema''. Des Weiteren unterscheiden sich die Personalpronomina der dritten Person Singular: gmod. ''lu'', ''lei'' vs. mod. ''ló'', ''lê''.
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• Portmanteau-Morphem
  ...nliche Fälle nennen. Ein Beispiel wäre das Wort "war": Es steht für 1./ 3. Person Singular Indikativ Präteritum; schwache Verben haben dafür 3 Morphe: "ret
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• Neurocognitive linguistics
  ...guistic subsystems and where they are located in the cortex of the typical person, and how they are interconnected.
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• Ambiguity, Polysemy and Vagueness
  ''bright'' - a bright (intelligent) person vs. bright (sunny) weather ...veryone is loved by (at least) one person.’ or ‘There is a person and this person loves everyone.’ Note that in the former case ''someone'' may denote seve
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• Inflection
  ...can be encoded by inflectional morphemes include [[Phi-features]] (e.g. [[person]], [[number]], [[gender]], [[case]]), [[mood]], [[tense]], and [[aspect]]. Traditionally inflection is distinguished from [[derivation]] (the second type of major morphological operation). Although it is not possible to draw
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• Wiederaufnahme
  o [[Hyponym]]e, z. B. ''Person - Studentin'',
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• Face-Threatening Act
  ...n als gegenüber einer hierarchisch niedriger gestellten oder nahestehenden Person. Gleiches gilt für den situativen Kontext: ...ende Anredeformen kann Desinteresse an oder Respektlosigkeit gegenüber der Person des Empfängers ausgedrückt werden.
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• Negative polarity item
  * Restrictor of superlative (''This is the most stupid question any person has ever asked.'')
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• Applicative
  ...ase) causes someone to cry: this is clearly like a causative. However, the person who causes the crying (the new nominal argument) is not taken as the [[subj ...ive usage of ''be-'' as an applicative than as a causative would favor the second construal.
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• Funktionale Kategorie
  [[INFL]] (vgl. [[Auxiliarkomplex]]), T(ense) und AGR(eement) ([[Numerus]], [[Person]]),
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• Konzept
  ...nkten in unterschiedlichen Umgebungen, z. B.: ''als namentlich bezeichnete Person'') und
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• Fidschi
  |3Sg|| ASP|| MACHEN||-lernen-TR|| 1Sg|| ART ||Person ...n Reflexivpronomen, um Reflexivität auszudrücken. Um die erste und zweite Person im Reflexiv zu bilden, benutzt man sowohl im Subjekt als auch im Objekt die
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• Kham
  |Person-PL-COM ...''-e/-ye'' realisiert und taucht nur an Substantiven und an Pronomen der 3.Person auf.
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• Modus
  ...mplexen Beziehung zu anderen verbmorphologisch relevanten Kategorien wie [[Person]], [[Tempus]], [[Aktionsart]], [[Aspekt]] und insbesondere solchen Kategori
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• Applikativ
  ...uffix zur Ableitung von [[Benefaktiv-Applikativ]]en, das in Kongruenz nach Person und Zahl mit dem applikativen Argument steht. ...des Handlungsträgers und <u>zusätzlich</u> zugunsten der hervorzuhebenden Person geschieht. Eine solche Applikativkonstruktion ist, soweit bekannt, weltweit
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• Parole
  1. die Kombinationen, durch welche die sprechende Person den ''code'' der Sprache in der Absicht,
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• Kolyma-Jukagirisch
  Nomen werden nach Numerus, Kasus und Possession (nur 3. Person) flektiert. Die Reihenfolge der Suffixe ist ''Plural-Possession-Kasus''. | ||erzählen-FUT-INTR.3SG||wie||NEG-Bein-PROPR-AN||Person||Bein-PROPR.KAUS-iter-0-AN
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• Performative
  ...hich are neither true nor false, but nonetheless meaningful. He calls this second type of utterance '''"performative"'''. Performatives are used to carry out #They are used in 1st person singular, simple present, indicative, active.
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• Profile (in Cognitive Grammar)
  ...ly involving kinship relations and especially the relation of the profiled person to a sibling’s child (the [[ego (kinship)|ego]]). ACE profiles a particul
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• Operational plausibility
  ...stic evidence exists for the hypothesis that the neurocognitive basis of a person's linguistic system is a relational network. These phenomena all support th
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• Zentralalaska-Yup'ik
  |Person-OBL |Person-OBL
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• Irish
  ...he first and third syllables contain short vowels, the stress falls on the second syllable. In all other cases (apart from the adverbs like ''anseo'' and ''a [[Verb]]s are conjugated for four [[person]]s (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and the so-called “autonomous”) and several tenses a
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• Nordsaamisch
  * Person: 1, 2, 3 Das Subjekt ist kein obligatorisches Element: Personalpronomen der 1. und 2. Person kann man im Satz weglassen.
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