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• Voice
  *In [[:category:verbal morphology|verbal morphology]], it is used to refer to an inflectional [[dimension]] that signals the pa
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• First Sister Principle
  ...''truck driver'') are derived from lexical representations which resemble verbal phrases (in our example ''drive a truck'') by means of a number of [[lexica * Roeper, T. and D. Siegel 1978. ''A Lexical Transformation for Verbal Compounds,'' Linguistic Inquiry 9, pp. 199-260
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• Gerund
  ...positions typical for nouns, although their behaviour is strictly speaking verbal in nature. '''Gerund'''s are also called verbal nouns.
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• Finite
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Causative
  ...| derived]] [[verb |verbal]] structure (e.g. a derived verb [[stem]] or a verbal [[phrase]]) denotes the same process as its underived counterpart, with the ...f the causative structure, and the "old" subject (subject of the underived verbal structure) is demoted to direct or indirect [[object]] or [[adjunct]] statu
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• Person
  '''Person''' is an inflectional [[dimension]] used mostly on verbal predicates, [[possessed noun]]s and [[adposition]]s to denote the [[speech *Bickel, Balthasar & Nichols, Johanna. 2007. Inflectional morphology. In: Shopen, T. [ed.] "Language typology and syntactic description". Cambri
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• Verbal extension
  '''Verbal extension''' is a Integral part of verbal morphology in most [[Bantu languages]]. A [[suffix]], more often than not consisting o [http://www2.let.uu.nl/UiL-OTS/Lexicon/zoek.pl?lemma=Extension,+verbal&lemmacode=1640 Utrecht Lexicon of Linguistics]
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• Supine
  ...mode, par comparaison à l'attitude d'un homme nonchalamment couché." [The verbal supine is indifferent to voice, tense and mood, comparing with the attitude [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Nonfinite
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Finiteness
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Internalization
  ...dern'' has the external argument theme (''the factory is modern''). If the verbal suffix -''ize'' is added, this theme argument becomes the internal argument * Williams, E. 1981b. ''Argument Structure and Morphology,'' The Linguistic Review 1, pp. 81-114
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• Exclusive
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Nominalization
  === Morphology ===
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• Inclusive
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Synthetic compound
  ...ng the morphology-syntax interface. Another term for synthetic compound is verbal compound. * Roeper, T. 1988. ''Compound syntax and head movement,'' Yearbook of morphology 1, 187-228
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• Lexical transformation
  ...ational power. First, they propose the Affix Rule which adds a suffix to a verbal stem, and simultaneously creates a lexically unspecified structural positio * Roeper, T. and D. Siegel 1978. ''A Lexical Transformation for Verbal Compounds,'' Linguistic Inquiry 9, pp. 199-260
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• Allomorphy rule
  Aronoff assumes for English an allomorphy rule which changes the [[verbal suffix]] ''-fy'' (''amplify'', ''electrify'') into ''-fic-'' if it is follo [[Category:Morphology]]
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• Absolutive (verb form)
  [[Category:Morphology]] [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Macroparadigm
  In morphology, a '''macroparadigm''' is a notion which is introduced in Carstairs (1987) Compare the following three [[Hungarian]] verbal paradigms:
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• Adjacency Condition
  ...adjective]]s can be formed by adding the [[suffix]] ''-baar'' '-able' to [[verbal stem]]s. However, this [[suffix]] takes [[transitive verb]]s as its input o *Scalise, S. 1984. ''Generative Morphology.'' Foris, Dordrecht.
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• Verb
  ...guages [[overt]]ly with one or more [[argument]]s. They are [[head]]s of [[verbal phrase]]s. [[Category:Verbal morphology|!]]
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• Affix substitution
  ...+ee'' are semantically related, the [[noun]]s ending in ''-ee'' lack the [[verbal suffix]] ''-ate'', and if it is assumed that word formation rules can only [[Category:Morphology]]
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• Auxiliary verb
  ...bleached, and grammaticalized to express one or more of a range of salient verbal categories, most typically aspectual and modal categories, but also not inf [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Accidental gap
  ...rom [[verb]]s by adding the [[suffix]]es ''-al'' and ''-(a)tion'' to the [[verbal stem]]. However, some such [[derivation]]s do not exist, although there are *Scalise, S. 1984. ''Generative Morphology.'' Foris, Dordrecht.
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• Applicative
  An '''applicative''' is a [[Derivation (morphology)|derived]] [[verb]] [[stem]] denoting an action with an additional [[partic Causative and applicative affixes may also be used for verbalizing non-verbal stems, usually producing a transitive verb, as they do when affixed to verb
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• Subject Restriction
  * Roeper, T. and D. Siegel 1978. ''A Lexical Transformation for Verbal Compounds,'' Linguistic Inquiry 9, pp. 199-260 [[Category:Morphology]]
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• Lexicalist Hypothesis
  ...eak version which says that transformations cannot be used in derivational morphology (= Weak Lexicalist Hypothesis), and (b) a strong version which says that tr * Roeper, T. and D. Siegel 1978. ''A Lexical Transformation for Verbal Compounds,'' Linguistic Inquiry 9, pp. 199-260
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• Truncation
  ...:evacu+ee'' are semantically related, the nouns ending in -''ee'' lack the verbal suffix -''ate'', and if it is assumed that word formation rules can only ta * Scalise, S. 1984. ''Generative Morphology,'' Foris, Dordrecht.
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• Adhortativ
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• First Order Projection Condition
  * Roeper, T. and D. Siegel 1978. ''A Lexical Transformation for Verbal Compounds,'' Linguistic Inquiry 9, pp. 199-260 [[Category:Morphology]]
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• Kildin Saami morphology
  This article presents a brief overview on '''[[Kildin Saami]] morphology'''. The morphology in Kildin Saami is predominantly concatenative (almost exclusively suffixin
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• Root compound
  * Roeper, T. 1988. ''Compound syntax and head movement,'' Yearbook of morphology 1, 187-228 * Roeper, T. and D. Siegel 1978. ''A Lexical Transformation for Verbal Compounds,'' Linguistic Inquiry 9, pp. 199-260
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• Lexikalisches Morphem
  Ein freies lexikalisches Morphem kann nominal, verbal oder adjektivisch [[Category:Morphology]]
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• Restructuring
  ...analysis, which would create a verb cluster, must be rejected, because non-verbal material, such as adverbs and complementizers, can intervene between the tw == Morphology ==
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• Argument structure
  ...a verb is the lexical information about the [[argument]]s of a (generally verbal) [[predicate]] and their semantic and syntactic properties. * Scalise, S. 1984. ''Generative Morphology,'' Foris, Dordrecht.
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• Participle
  ...[[verb]], generally with [[adjective|adjectival]] [[external syntax]] and verbal [[internal syntax]]. [[Category:Morphology]]
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• Finite vs. nonfinite
  [[Category:Morphology]] [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Classifier (Athapaskan linguistics)
  ...inguistics, the term '''classifier''' is traditionally used for a class of verbal prefixes that modifiy the [[transitivity]] or [[valence]] of the verb in so ...abaskan family, the classifier is still used to some extent as part of the verbal classification system. For example, the following verbs differ only in thei
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• Absolute tense
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Passive
  ...s (logical object as subject, logical subject as optional adjunct, passive morphology on the verb, no Case assignment to the object possible, etc.), all of which ...ple) vs. languages with synthetic passives (expressing the passive via one verbal form) (cf. Dutch ''de koning wordt geprezen'' vs. Latin ''rex laudatur'')
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• Verb (de)
  [[Category:Verbal morphology|!]]
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• Affixes
  The Santali verbal prefixes for [[subject]] [[agreement]] are phonologically bound to any [[ph In [[Kusunda]] (a language isolate of Nepal), at least some verbal suffixes may appear in random order (Watters 2005:70):
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• Converb
  .... ‘Defining converbs’. In Kulikov, L. & H. Vater (eds.), ''Typology of the verbal [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Portal:Psycholinguistics
  ...rain patients]], [[specific language impairment]], [[surface dyslexia]], [[verbal efficiency theory]], [[williams syndrome]], [[global aphasia]] [[emergent morphology]], [[decomposition theory]], [[storage theory]], [[Stimulus Onset Asynchron
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• Aspect
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Irish
  ==Morphology== ...have a [[verbal noun]] which takes the place of an [[infinitive]] and a [[verbal adjective]] that functions similarly to a [[past participle]].
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• Epistemische Modalität
  Wie das Beispiel zeigt, muss die Verbal-Konstruktion nicht zwangsläufig nur eine epistemische Bedeutung haben. Das Der zweite Sprachtyp drückt epistemische Modalität nicht durch Verbal-Konstruktionen, sondern durch [[Affix|Affixe]] am Verb aus. Als Beispiel di
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• Kaili (en)
  ==Morphology== ...al means if necessary, semanto-syntactic roles are indicated by syntax and verbal inflection, but not morphologically on nouns/NPs.
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• Applikativ
  [[Category:Verbal morphology]]
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• Generative Grammatik
  ...rammatik|Unifikationsgrammatiken]], [[Generative Semantik]], [[Distributed Morphology]] oder verschiedene [[Modell]]e aus der [[Kognitive Linguistik|Kognitiven L [[Distributed Morphology]]
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• Tsez
  ...are no vowel clusters. It is an [[agglutinative language]] with a complex morphology. Suffixes are either '''C''', '''V''', '''CV''', '''VC''' or '''C+CV''' (wh ==Morphology==
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