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• Content clause
  ...Inhaltssatz'' was the standard term for 'complement clause' in the earlier German grammatical tradition. German [[Inhaltssatz]]
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• Affricate
  ...d ''Satz'' 'sentence'. The combination behaves phonologically as a unit in German, in contrast with English where [ts] are two phonemes, cf. ''hats''. German [[Affrikate]]
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• Szasa/Draft
  "Denglish": A German-English Mixture. DW. <br> ...7). Speaking Denglish: Exploring the impact of Denglisch and Anglicisms in German culture and identity.<br>
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• Christian Bartholomae
  '''Christian Bartholomae''' (1855-1925) was a German Indo-Europeanist, Iranianist and Indologist. [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Bartholomae Wikipedia (German)]
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• Hiob Ludolf
  '''Hiob Ludolf''' (1624-1704) was a German specialist of [[Ethiopic languages]]. *[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hiob_Ludolf Wikipedia (German)]
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• Adolf Dirr
  '''Adolf Dirr''' (1867-1930) was a German specialist of Caucasian languages. [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Dirr Wikipedia (German)]
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• Eugenio Coseriu
  '''Eugenio Coseriu''' (1921-2002) was a Romanian and German structural linguist. [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugenio_Coseriu Wikipedia (German)]
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• Eduard Bornemann
  '''Eduard Bornemann''' (1894-1976) was German classical philologist. [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eduard_Bornemann Wikipedia (German)]
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• Adversative coordination
  *[[contrastive adversative coordination]] (German ''aber'', Spanish ''pero'') *[[corrective adversative coordination]] (German ''sondern'', Spanish ''sino'')
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• Heinrich Wilhelm Ludolf
  '''Heinrich Wilhelm Ludolf''' (1655-1712) was a German specialist of Russian. [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heinrich_Wilhelm_Ludolf Wikipedia (German)]
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• Friedrich Christian Diez
  '''Friedrich Christian Diez''' (1794-1876) was a German Romance linguist. [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Christian_Diez Wikipedia (German)]
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• Hans Jacob Polotsky
  '''Hans Jacob Polotsky''' (1905-1991) was a German-Israeli specialist of Semitic languages and Egyptian. *[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Jacob_Polotsky Wikipedia (German)]
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• Johann Karl Zeune
  '''Johann Karl Zeune''' (1736-1788) was a German philologist. [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Karl_Zeune Wikipedia (German)]
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• Linguistics
  ...e in the first half of the 19th century, apparently under the influence of German ([[Linguistik]]) and/or French ([[linguistique]]). The OED's first attestat ...may call the science of languages linguistic, as it is called by the best German writers."'' (Whewell 1837 I. p. cxiv) (cited after OED)
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• Loanword
  ...English, the verb ''to loan'' is hardly used in a linguistic sense, but in German ''entlehnen'' 'to loan' is the normal linguists' word for 'to borrow'. German [[Lehnwort]]
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• Michael Rießler
  '''Michael Rießler''' is a German linguist at the University of Freiburg and member of the Glottopedia commun *[http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benutzer:Michael.riessler Wikipedia user page (German)]
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• Noun phrase
  * nominal syntagm (e.g. German ''Nominalsyntagma'') *German [[Nominalphrase]]
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• Leonard Bloomfield
  ...lege in 1903 and graduated from the University of Wisconsin with a B.A. in German. After studying with [[Eduard Prokosch]], he decided on a career in linguis ...ncinnati as an instructor in German for the year 1909–10. He worked in the German Department of the University of Illinois until 1913.
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• Martin Haase
  [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Haase Wikipedia article (in German)]
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• Ernst Kausen
  [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_Kausen Wikipedia article (in German)]
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• Salwaa/test
  German Studies
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• Karl Erich Heidolph
  ...linguist from (East) Berlin, who worked primarily with the grammar of the German language. ...n Grammatik'' (Heidolph et al. 1981)), one of the most referenced works on German grammar. He was not only the initiator, co-editor, and co-author of this bo
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• AnnisaZA/test
  German Studies Student
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• Linguistic area
  ...e of the term ''linguistic area'' is found in Velten 1943, translating the German term [[Sprachbund]]. However, Emeneau (1956) was much more influential in m German [[Sprachbund]]
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• Imperative
  ...es typically lack an overt subject in English, but a subject may appear in German and Dutch imperatives: German [[Imperativ]]
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• Billy/test
  Hello world! My name is Billy. I'm an undergraduate german literature Student at Universitas Indonesia.
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• Formative
  One of the German plural morphemes consist of the formative ''-e'' plus the [[umlaut]] of the The German clause negation particle ''nicht'' is a formative. Despite its syntactical
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• Xenism
  Adopted from French [[xénisme]], which may itself have been inspired by German [[Fremdwort]]. German [[Xenismus]]
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• MZnursardi/test
  ...ni Nursardi. I am currently studying in Universitas Indonesia, majoring in German Studies.
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• Text
  German [[Text (de)]] <br>
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• Relevance (in pragmatics)
  German [[Relevanz (in der Pragmatik)]] <br>
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• Derivational history
  *German [[Ableitungsgeschichte]]
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• Finite
  German [[finit]]
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• Thematic progression
  German [[thematische Progression]]
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• Loan translation
  *German [[Lehnübersetzung]]
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• Sense
  ...ression is, according to Frege (1892), the way in which its [[reference]] (German: ''[[Bedeutung]]'') is presented. *German [[Sinn]]
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• Leonard Bloomfield (de)
  ...Immatrikulation 1903 im Harvard College graduierte er zu A.B. Assistant in German an der Universität Wisconsin. Für eine linguistische Laufbahn entschied e ...r. 1909/1910 beschäftigte ihn die Universität Cincinnati als Instructor in German. In der Deutschen Abteilung der Universität Illinois arbeitete er bis 1913
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• Distributionalism
  *German [[Distributionalismus]]
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• Embedding
  *German [[Einbettung]]
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• Terminal symbol
  *German [[Endsymbol]]
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• Dependency grammar
  *German [[Dependenzgrammatik]]
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• Extraposition grammar
  *German [[Extrapositionsgrammatik]]
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• Umlaut
  A well-known example is [[German]] umlaut. Plural nouns can be formed in several (unpredictable) ways. One p German [[Umlaut (de)]]
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• Extrinsic rule order
  *German [[extrinsische Regelordnung]]
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• Formal language
  *German [[formale Sprache]]
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• Semantic loan
  *German [[Lehnbedeutung]]
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• Feature instantiation principles
  * German [[Merkmalsinstantiierungsprinzipien]]
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• Intertextuality
  *German [[Intertextualität]]
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• Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar
  German [[Kopf-gesteuerte Phrasenstrukturgrammatik]]
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• Relational adjective
  German [[Relationsadjektiv]]
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• Behaghel's Law
  German [[Behaghelsche Gesetze]]
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• Focus
  German [[Fokus]]
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• Sprachbund (en)
  Sometimes the German plural ''Sprachbünde'' is also used in English, and sometimes the term is German [[Sprachbund]]
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• Distributed Morphology
  *German [[Distribuierte Morphologie]]
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• Confix
  German [[Konfix]]
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• Category-system
  The term category-system is inspired by Wolfgang U. Wurzel's German term [[Kategoriengefüge]]. *German [[Kategoriengefüge]], [[Kategoriensystem]]
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• Antonym
  German [[Antonym (de)]]
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• F.B.J. Kuiper
  [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franciscus_Bernardus_Jacobus_Kuiper Wikipedia (German)]
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• Segment
  German [[Segment (de)]]
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• Metarules
  *Volk, M. 1988. Parsing German with GPSG: The Problem of Separable-Prefix Verbs. Diss. Univ. of Georgia. * German [[Metaregeln]]
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• Definite article
  German [[bestimmter Artikel]]
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• Cardinal numeral
  *German [[Kardinalzahlwort]]
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• Verb serialization
  German [[Verbserialisierung]]
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• Complement clause
  *[[content clause]] (widespread older usage in German (''Inhaltssatz'')). *German [[Komplementsatz]]
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• Nonfinite
  *German [[infinit]], [[nichtfinit]]
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• Illocutionary structure
  German [[Illokutionsstruktur]]
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• Paragraph
  German [[Paragraph (de)]]
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• Absolutive (verb form)
  ...olutive'' originated around the middle of the 19th century in anti-Boppian German-speaking circles (see Tikkanen 1987:37 and Haspelmath 1995:46 for discussio *German [[Absolutiv (de)|Absolutiv]]
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• Adolf Kaegi
  [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Kaegi Wikipedia (German)]
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• Recipient passive
  In German linguistics, the term '''recipient passive''' is used for a kind of [[passi German [[Rezipientenpassiv]]
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• Lexeme
  *German [[Lexem]]
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• Mediopassive
  *German [[Mediopassiv]]
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• Eugen Dieth
  [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugen_Dieth Wikipedia (German)]
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• Ernst Risch
  [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ernst_Risch Wikipedia (German)]
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• Otto von Böhtlingk
  '''Otto von Böhtlingk''' (1815-1904) was Russian-German Indologist.
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• Graziadio Ascoli
  [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graziadio_Ascoli (German)]
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• Syncretism
  An example of syncretism in inflectional paradigms is seen in [[German]] verbs. In present-tense, there is syncretism between first- and and thir |+German ''gehen'' 'to go' (present)
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• Bilabial
  German [[bilabial (de)]]
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• Metathesis
  German [[Metathese]]
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• Comment
  German [[Kommentar]] <br>
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• Phonetogram
  German [[Phonetogramm]]
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• Interfix
  ...ts that occur inside [[compound]]s as "linkers" of the two [[stem]]s (e.g. German ''Liebe-s-brief'' 'love letter'), and (ii) meaningless elements that occur German [[Interfix (de)]], [[Fugenelement]]
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• Ursula Drolc
  '''Ursula Drolc''' (1962-01-03 - 2008-01-10) was a German Africanist, who worked at the [[University of Bayreuth]] and the [[Universi
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• Finiteness
  German [[Finitheit]]
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• Minimalism
  German [[Minimalismus]]
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• Isogloss
  German [[Isoglosse]]
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• Generative grammar
  German [[generative Grammatik]]<br> French [[grammaire générative]]<br>
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• Interface
  German [[Schnittstelle]]
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• Georg Friedrich Meier
  ...org Friedrich Meier''' (November 20, 1919 – November 18, 1992) was an East German linguist, who was primarily known as the longtime editor of the journal ''Z German [[Georg Friedrich Meier (de)]]
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• Prepositional phrase
  German [[Präpositionalphrase]]
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• Natural class
  German [[natürliche Klasse]]
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• Preposition
  German [[Präposition]]<br>
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• Adjective phrase
  *German [[Adjektivphrase]]
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• Base-generated
  German [[basisgeneriert]]
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• Inflexion
  German [[Flexion]] Chinese [[屈折变化]]
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• Inflecting language
  German [[flektierende Sprache]] <br>
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• Voiceless
  German [[stimmlos]]
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• Bound
  German [[gebunden]]
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• Sibilant
  German [[Sibilant (de)]]
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• Periphery
  German [[Peripherie]]
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• Determiner phrase
  *German [[Determinansphrase]]
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• Intonation
  German [[Intonation (de)]]
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• Simplex
  German [[Simplex (de)]]
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• Deadjectival
  German [[deadjektivisch (de)]]
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• Logogram
  German [[Logogramm]]
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• Grapheme
  German [[Graphem]]
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• Natural
  German [[natürlich]]
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• Primary stress
  German [[Primärbetonung]]
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• Marker
  *German [[Marker (de)]]
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• Grammar
  *German [[Grammatik]]
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• Inceptive aspect
  German [[Inzeptiv]]
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• Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft
  The '''Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprachwissenschaft''' (DGfS) ("German Association for Linguistics") is an association of general linguistics in G
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• Extraposition
  * Evers, A. 1975. ''The transformational cycle in Dutch and German,'' diss. Utrecht University, distr. by IULC. German [[Extraposition (de)]]
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• Ideogram
  German [[Ideogramm]]
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• Labiodental
  German [[labiodental (de)]]
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• Glottometrics
  Contributions in English or German written with a common text processing system (preferably WORD) should be se
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• Derivative
  German [[Derivat]]
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• Reduplicant
  German [[Reduplikant]]
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• Formant
  German [[Formant (de)]]
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• Loan creation
  ...(literally 'fellow child') created on the stimulus of English ''sibling'', German ''Geschwister'', and equivalent terms much in vogue in present-day social s German [[Lehnschöpfung]]
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• Affixation
  German [[Affigierung]]
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• Synonym
  German [[Synonym (de)]] <br> Chinese [[同义词]] <br>
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• Cohyponym
  German [[Kohyponym]]
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• Proper noun
  *German [[Eigenname]]
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• Significance
  German [[Signifikanz]] <br>
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• Buccal cavity
  German [[Mundhöhle]]
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• Present tense
  German [[Präsens]]
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• Ditransitive verb
  German: [[Ditransitiv]]
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• Sumerian
  German: [[Sumerisch]]
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• Free form
  German [[freie Form]]
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• Deverbal
  German [[deverbal (de)]]
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• Postposition
  German [[Postposition (de)]] <br>
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• Historical present
  German [[historisches Präsens]]
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• Common noun
  *German [[Appellativum]]
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• Circumstant
  German [[Zirkumstant]]
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• Morphonology
  German [[Morphonologie]]
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• Approximant
  German [[Approximant (de)]]
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• Verb raising
  ...[[verb movement]] to V, which has been posited for infinitival verbs in [[German]] and [[Dutch]]. The hypothesis is that the verb of an infinitival compleme ...in d-structure is reversed in s-structure (or [[PF]]) (in Dutch but not in German). A characteristic anomaly of the resulting verb cluster in (i)b is the [[I
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• Homonym
  German [[Hononym (de)]] <br>
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• Ambiguity
  *German [[Ambiguität]]
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• Paradigmatic relationship of sense
  German [[paradigmatische Sinnbeziehung]]<br>
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• Palaeography
  *German [[Paläografie]]
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• Round
  German [[gerundet]]
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• Head
  ...has been unchallenged in English at least since Bloomfield (1933:195). The German and French equivalents (''Kopf, tête'') have become current in the 1980s, German [[Kopf]]
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• Citation form
  German [[Zitierform]]
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• Reference
  ...distinction between ''sense'' (German: [[Sinn]]) and '''''reference''''' (German: [[Bedeutung]]). The reference of an expression is the entity or set of ent
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• ECM-Verben
  A. Stepanov, On the 'quirky' Difference Icelandic vs. German: A Note of Doubt. In: C. Platzack (Hg.), WP in Scandinavian Syntax 2003/71,
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• Low
  German [[niedrig]]
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• Book series Quantitative Linguistics
  ...ishes monographs, collections, textbooks, omnibus volumes etc. in English, German, and French: [http://www.uni-trier.de/index.php?id=15477 Quantitative Lingu
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• Host
  German [[Wirt]]
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• Perlative case
  German [[Perlativ]]
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• Apicodental
  German [[apikodental]]
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• Conditional sentence
  German [[Konditionalsatz]]
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• Bridge verb
  *German: [[Brückenverb]]
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• Nonrestrictive relative clause
  *German [[nichtrestriktiver Relativsatz]]
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• Syntagmatic relationship of sense
  German [[Syntagmatische Sinnbeziehung]] <br> Chinese [[横组合关系]] <br>
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• Syntagmatic relation
  Chinese [[横组合关系]] <br> German [[syntagmatische Beziehung]] <br>
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• Language family
  *German [[Sprachfamilie]]
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• Utterance
  German [[Äußerung]]
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• Ambitransitive verb
  ...nd emission verbs (Russian ''igrat''' 'play', Bulgarian ''svirja'' 'play', German ''spielen'' 'play', French ''sonner'' 'sound, play') German:
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• Alveolar
  *German [[alveolar (de)]]
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• Full verb
  German [[Vollverb]]
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• Binding domain
  German [[Bindungsdomäne]]
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• Masculine
  *German [[maskulin]] <br>
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• Syntax
  Dutch [[Syntaxis]] <br> French [[syntaxe]] <br> German [[Syntax (de)]] <br> Russian [[синтаксис]] <br>
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• Pronominalization (in generative grammar)
  German [[Pronominalisierung]]
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• Hesitation marker
  English ''whatchamacallit'', ''thingamy'', German ''Dingens''
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• Layering
  German [[Schichtung]]
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• Theme (vs. rheme)
  German [[Thema (vs. Rhema)]]<br>
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• Proclitic
  German [[Proklitikon]]
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• Secondary object
  German [[sekundäres Objekt]]
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• Lect
  German [[Lekt]]
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• Homography
  *German [[Homographie]]
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• Primary object
  German [[primäres Objekt]]
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• Mixed category
  German [[Mischkategorie]]
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• Modal
  German [[modal (de)]]
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• Homophony
  *German [[Homophonie]]
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• Sense relation
  German [[Sinnrelation]] <br>
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• Clause
  German [[Satz]], [[Teilsatz]]
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• Affect alpha
  *German [[affiziere Alpha]]
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• Singular
  German [[Singular (de)]]
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• Content question
  German [[Ergänzungsfrage]]
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• Gram
  German [[Gramma]]
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• Active articulator
  *German [[aktiver Artikulator]]
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• Predicative attribute
  German [[prädikatives Attribut]]
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• Bound form
  German [[gebundene Form]]
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• Base component
  German [[Basiskomponente]]
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• Echo question
  German [[Echofrage]]
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• Akkadian
  German: [[Akkadisch]]
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• Segment (in phonology)
  *German [[Segment (in der Phonologie)]]
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• Postpositional phrase
  German [[Postpositionalphrase]]
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• Fricative
  German [[Frikativ]]
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• Morphophonemics
  German [[Morphophonemik]]
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• Collective noun
  *German [[Kollektivum]]
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• Experiencer
  *German [[Experiens]]
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• Pruning
  ...ed in the analyses of [[Restructuring]] in Italian and [[Verb Raising]] in German and Dutch. In effect, pruning is similar to [[S-bar deletion]] ( [[CP-reduc * Evers, A. 1975. ''The transformational cycle in Dutch and German,'' diss. Utrecht University, distr. by IULC.
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• Borrowing (i.e. loanword)
  Chinese [[外来词]] <br> German [[Entlehnung (d.h. Lehnwort)]] <br>
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• Reciprocal construction
  ...Shigehiro. 2006. Towards a typology of reciprocal constructions: focus on German and Japanese. ''Linguistics'' 44(2).271-302. German [[Reziprok-Konstruktion]]<br>
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• Intension
  *German [[Intension (de)]]
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• Falling diphthong
  German [[fallender Diphthong]]
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• Impersonal construction
  The following examples are impersonal constructions from [[German]]: ...eriencer in a non-nominative case (e.g. Latin ''me pudet'' 'I am ashamed', German ''mich friert'' 'I am cold')
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• Mid vowel
  German [[mittlerer Vokal]]
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• Morphosyntax
  German [[Morphosyntax (de)]]
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• Phonology
  German [[Phonologie]]
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• Borrowing (i.e. loan)
  * from German: ''cobalt'', ''quartz'', ''spath'', ''feldspar'', ''sinter'', ''gneiss'', ' * from Low German/Dutch: ''schooner'', ''pea-jacket'', ''caboose'' (all nautical); from Cape
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• Prefix
  *German [[Präfix]]
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• Nonce borrowing
  German [[Ad-hoc-Entlehnung]]
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• Selectional restriction
  German [[Selektionsbeschränkung]]
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• Wackernagel clitic
  German [[Wackernagel-Klitikon]]
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• Tone language
  *German [[Tonsprache]]
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• Substantive universal
  German [[substanzielles Universale]]
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• Voiced
  German [[stimmhaft]]
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• Denominal
  German [[denominal (de)]]
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• General linguistics
  *German [[allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft]]
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• Adposition
  *German [[Adposition (de)]]
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• Alphabetism
  *German [[Alphabetismus]]
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• Configurational language
  *Webelhuth, G. 1984. German is configurational. ''The Linguistic Review 4,'' pages.
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• Metalanguage
  German [[Metasprache]]
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• Dependent
  *German [[Dependens]]
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• PRO
  German [[PRO (de)]]
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• Subcomparative construction
  German [[Subkomparativ]]
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• Agreement
  German: * [[congruence]] (this term is very rare in English, but German [[Kongruenz]] is the standard term for agreement)
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• Polar question
  German [[Entscheidungsfrage]]
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• Nasal
  German [[Nasal (de)]]
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• Saamic
  *German: [[Saamische Sprachen]]
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• Syntactic function
  *German [[syntaktische Funktion]]
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• Passive articulator
  *German [[passiver Artikulator]]
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• NP-movement
  German: [[NP-Bewegung]]
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• Ergative case
  * German: ''Nominativ des Handelns'' (Baskisch, Humboldt 1817:316, quoted in Vollman *German [[Ergativ]]
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• Conjunction
  German [[Konjunktion]]
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• Clause union
  *Evers, A. 1975. The transformational cycle in Dutch and German. Diss. Utrecht University, distr. by IULC.
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• Pro-Drop-Parameter
  ...ll Subjects: From Gothic, Old High German and Middle High German to Modern German. From Pro-Drop to Semi-Pro-Drop. GAGL 1991/34, 1–28.
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• Morphologization
  ...es is the German plural-[[ablaut]] (see e.g. Lass 1990: 98f). The Old High German productive system of [[vowel harmony]] changed the underlying back vowels o
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• Meaning postulate
  German [[Bedeutungspostulat]]
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• Introversion
  German [[Introversion (de)]]
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• Schwa
  German [[Schwa (de)|Schwa]]
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• Affected vs. effected object
  ...grammarians have attached the labels ‘''affectum''’ and ‘''effectum''’, in German ‘''affiziertes Objekt''’ and ‘''effiziertes Objekt''’. The distinct *German [[affiziertes vs. effiziertes Objekt]]
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• Closed syllable
  German [[geschlossene Silbe]] <br>
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• Principal part
  German [[Stammform]]
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• Morphosyntactic category
  *German [[morphosyntaktische Kategorie]]
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• Island
  German [[Insel]]
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• Speech-sound
  German [[Sprachlaut]] <br> Chinese [[语音]] <br>
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• Plural
  German [[Plural (de)]]
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• Ablaut
  The term ''ablaut'' was borrowed from German Ablaut, coinded by [[Jacob Grimm]] in the early part of the 19th century. German [[Ablaut (de)]] <br>
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• Reanalysis (in diachrony)
  German [[Reanalyse (diachron)]]
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• Emphatic consonant
  *German [[emphatischer Konsonant]]
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• Scope ambiguity
  German [[Skopus-Ambiguität]]
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• Dissimilation
  German [[Dissimilation (de)]]
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• Free
  French [[libre]] <br> German [[frei]] <br>
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• Mass noun
  German [[Massennomen]]
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• Clitic doubling
  German [[Klitikaverdopplung]]
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• Native word
  German [[Erbwort]]
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• Control (of reference)
  *German [[Kontrolle]]
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• Oblique case
  German [[obliquer Kasus]]
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• Serialization (i.e. word order)
  German [[Serialisierung]]
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• Palatal
  *German [[Palatal (de)]]
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• Strong verb
  *German [[Starkes Verb]]
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• Voice (in grammar)
  *German [[Genus verbi]]
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• External argument
  German [[externes Argument]]
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• Equi NP deletion
  German [[EQUI-NP-Deletion (de)|EQUI-NP-deletion]]
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• Modality
  German [[Modalität]]
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• Noun clause
  German [[Substantivsatz]]
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• Logical semantics
  German [[logische Semantik]]
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• Contact clause
  *German [[Kontaktsatz]]
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• A-bar position
  *German [[A-bar-Position]]
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• Acceptability judgement
  German [[Akzeptabilitätsurteil]]
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• Middle voice
  German [[Medium]]
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• Declarative sentence
  *German [[Deklarativsatz]]
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• Ferdinand de Saussure
  [[Image:Laterales2.jpg|'''Bilateral linguistic sign model: example: german ''Haus''''']] '''Bilateral linguistic sign model: example: german ''Haus'''''
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• Adfix
  *German [[Adfix (de)]]
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• Noun
  ...uages, the ellipted part was ''nomen'', so English ''noun'' corresponds to German ''Substantiv'', Russian ''suščestvitel'noe'', etc.
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• Functional projection
  German [[funktionale Projektion]]
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• Absolute neutralization
  German [[absolute Neutralisierung]]
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• Eastern Saamic
  * German [[Ostsaamische Sprachen]]
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• Sentence
  German [[Satz]]
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• Genealogical classification
  German [[genealogische Klassifikation]]
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• Beneficiary
  German [[Benefizient]], [[Nutznießer]]
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• Case filter
  German [[Kasusfilter]]
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• Adjunct
  German [[Adjunktion]] Chinese [[附加语]]
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• Hyponym
  *German [[Hyponym (de)]]
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• Deep case
  *German [[Tiefenkasus]]
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• Inherent case
  ...assignment is an idiosyncratic property of the assigning head. EXAMPLE: in German the verb ''helfen'' (to help) assigns Dative to its NP object, instead of (
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• Applicative
  <u>[[German]] (with replacement of the direct object):</u> ...ve or an applicative construal of the same event may be possible. Thus the German ''be-atmen'' (applicative-breathe) ‘give artificial respiration mouth-to-
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• Relevance (in morphology)
  German [[Relevanz (in der Morphologie)]]
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• Foreignism
  German [[Fremdwort]]
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• Third construction
  '''Third Construction''' is a construction typical of [[Dutch]] and [[German]] in which part of an [[infinitival complement]] appears to be [[extraposed ...en 1989. ''On verb raising, extraposition and free word order in Dutch and German,'' in: D. Jaspers et al. (eds.) Sentential complementation and the lexicon.
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• Contact assimilation vs. distant assimilation
  German [[Kontaktassimilation vs. Distanzassimilation]]
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• Formal universal
  German [[formales Universale]]
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• Copredicate
  ...used in Russian linguistics following Mel'čuk (1974:229), and sometimes in German linguistics (e.g. Plank 1985, Müller-Bardey 1988, Haspelmath 1993)
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• Subordinator
  German [[Subordinator (de)|Subordinator]]
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• Acronym
  *German [[Akronym]]
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• State of affairs
  German [[Sachverhalt]]
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• Stop
  German [[Plosiv]]
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• Question
  German [[Frage]], [[Fragesatz]]
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• Subordinating conjunction
  German [[subordinierende Konjunktion]]
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• Category (system)
  German [[Kategorie (System)]]
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• Adverb
  *German: [[Adverb (de)|Adverb]]
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• Vagueness
  German [[Vagheit]] <br>
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• Internal argument
  German [[internes Argument]]
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• Partial assimilation vs. total assimilation
  German [[partielle vs. totale Assimilation]]
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• Suppletion
  German: [[Suppletion (de)]]
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• Skopus-Ambiguität
  *J. Pafel, Quantifier Scope in German. Amsterdam 2006.
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• Classifier
  German [[Klassifikator]] <br>
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• Demonstrative
  German [[Demonstrativum]]
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• Evidentiality
  *German [[Evidentialität]]
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• Adpositional phrase
  *German [[Adpositionalphrase]]
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• Idiom
  German [[idiomatischer Ausdruck]]
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• Word-form
  *German [[Wortform]]
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• Agent-oriented modality
  German [[Agens-orientierte Modalität]]
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• Word class
  German [[Wortklasse]] Portuguese [[classe de palavras]]
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• Antigrammaticalization
  German [[Antigrammatikalisierung]]
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• Iamb
  German [[Iambus]]
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• Subjectivity
  German [[Subjektivität]]
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• Hyperonym
  *German [[Hyperonym (de)]]
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• Prosody
  German [[Prosodie]]
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• Action noun
  *German [[Nomen actionis (de)|Nomen actionis]], [[Handlungssubstantiv]]
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• Isolating languages
  German [[isolierende Sprache]]n <br>
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• Definite
  German [[definit]]
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• Complementary
  German [[Komplementarität]] <br>
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• Place of articulation
  German [[Artikulationsort]]
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• Scrambling
  In [[German]] an object may follow or precede an adverb (object and adverb may be scram *German [[Scrambling (de)]]
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• Light syllable
  German [[leichte Silbe]]
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• Central Khoisan
  German [[Zentral-Khoisan]]
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• Parser
  * German [[Parser (de)|Parser]]
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• Deixis
  German [[Deixis (de)]] <br>
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• Unaccusative verb
  [[English]] unaccusatives are ''fall'', ''arrive'' or ''melt''. In [[German]] there are unaccusative verbs like ''entgleiten'' (slip) or ''zerbrechen'' In English as well as in German, unaccusatives differ from other verbs in the selection of their [[perfecti
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• Deponent (classical languages)
  German [[Deponens]]
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• Semantic typology
  French [[typologie sémantique]] <br> German [[semantische Typologie]] <br>
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• Substratum
  German [[Substrat]]
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• Blend
  *German ''Bistrothek'' from ''Bistro + Diskothek'' German [[Wortverschmelzung]]
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• Exclamative sentence
  *German [[Exklamativsatz]], [[Ausrufesatz]]
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• Move α
  German [[Bewege α]]
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• Talking machines
  German [[Sprechende Maschinen]]
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• Case marker
  *German [[Kasusmarker]]
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• Consonant
  German [[Konsonant]] <br>
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• Postalveolar
  German [[postalveolar (de)]]
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• Coda
  German [[Koda]]
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• Part of speech
  *German [[Redeteil]]
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• Actant
  *German [[Aktant]]
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• Adjectival
  *German [[Adjektiv]]
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• Complement
  ...rm is fairly common in the syntax of German (''Ergänzung''), especially in German dependency / valence grammar (e.g. Vater 1978, Engel 1988). ...estation is from 1874),and its equivalents are much more common in French, German (''Ergänzung'') and Russian (''dopolnenie'').
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• Syntactic category
  German [[syntaktische Kategorie]]
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• Particle
  ...like a [[complex verb]]. Verb-particle combinations are quite common in [[German]], [[Dutch]], [[Polish]]. German: [[Partikel]] <br>
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• Back formation
  German [[Rückbildung]]
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• Wh-question
  German [[W-Frage]]
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• Stock
  *German [[Sprachstamm]]
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• Denotation
  German [[Denotation (de)]]
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• Progressive assimilation vs. regressive assimilation
  German [[progressive Assimilation vs. regressive Assimilation]]
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• Case assignment
  German [[Kasuszuweisung]]
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• Sound change
  German [[Lautwandel]]
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• Semantic role
  *German [[semantische Rolle]]
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• Bahuvrihi compound
  German [[Bahuvrihi-Kompositum]]
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• Feature specification defaults
  * German [[Feature specification defaults (de)]]
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• Absolutive case
  *German [[Absolutiv (Kasus)|Absolutiv]]
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• Empty Category Principle
  *German [[Leerkategorienprinzip]]
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• Open syllable
  German [[offene Silbe]]<br>
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• Descriptive linguistics
  French [[linguistque descriptive]] <br> German [[deskriptive Linguistik]] <br>
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• Coordinator
  German [[Koordinator]]
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• Subjectification
  German [[Subjektifizierung]]
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• Noun (Latin nomen)
  *German [[Nomen]]
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• Copy raising
  German [[Kopieranhebung]]
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• Speech-act participant
  German [[Sprechaktteilnehmer]]
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• Meaning
  ...ption or (partially) synonymous expressions from different languages (e.g. German [[Sinn]], [[Bedeutung]], French [[signification]], [[designation]], etc.) h *German [[bedeutung]]
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• LP-rule
  * German [[LP-Regel]]
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• Intonational phrase
  German [[Intonationsphrase]]
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• Lingua franca
  German [[Lingua Franca (de)]]
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• Accusative case
  *German [[Akkusativ]]
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• Velar
  *German [[Velar (de)]]
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• Epistemic modality
  German [[epistemische Modalität]]
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• Direct object
  German [[direktes Objekt]] <br> Russian [[прямое дополнение]] <br>
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• INFL
  German [[INFL (de)]]
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• Germanic
  The term '''Germanic''' was derived from ''German'' using the family suffix [[-ic]].
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• Superstratum
  German [[Superstrat]]
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• Derivation
  German [[Derivation (de)]] <br>
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• Allomorph
  German [[Allomorph (de)]] <br> Chinese [[语素变体]] <br>
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• Language documentation
  German [[Sprachdokumentation]]
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• Paradigm
  German [[Paradigma]]<br>
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• Numeral
  German [[Zahlwort]]
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• Haplology
  * German [[Haplologie (de)]]
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• Semantic macrorole
  German [[semantische Makrorolle]] <br>
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• Substantive (continental)
  *German [[Substantiv]]
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• Person
  *German [[Person (de)]]
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• Topicalization
  ...to occur in all declarative main clauses. The following examples are from German:
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• Lexical category
  German [[lexikalische Kategorie]]
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• Heavy syllable
  German [[schwere Silbe]]
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• Macroparadigm
  German [[Makroparadigma]]
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• Franz Dornseiff
  {{FromWP|de|German|Franz_Dornseiff}}
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• Interference
  ...n, Björn Michael. 2007. ''The Perfect Time Span: On the Present Perfect in German, Swedish and English''.}}): German: ''Gestern habe ich Ball gespielt''.
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• ID-rule
  * German [[ID-Regel]]
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• Pidgin
  German [[Pidgin (de)]]
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• Apposition
  *German [[Apposition (de)]]
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• Valency
  German [[Valenz]]
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• Leerkategorienprinzip
  *J. Bayer, Notes on the ECP in English and German. GAGL 1990/30, 1–55.
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• Preferred Argument Structure
  German [[bevorzugte Argumentstruktur]]
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• Conjugation
  German [[Konjugation]]
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• Vowel
  German [[Vokal]] <br>
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• Determiner
  *German [[Determinierer]]
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• Base (in morphology)
  *German [[Basis (in der Morphologie)]]
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• Main clause
  German [[Hauptsatz]]
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• Subject
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• Maximale Projektion
  *Lee-Schoenfeld, V. 1993. Binding by Phase: (Non-) Complementarity in German. JGL2004/ 16.2, 111–171. Berlin.
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• Adjacency
  *German [[Adjunkt]]
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• Peter Hans Nelde
  '''Peter Hans Nelde''' (1942 - 2007-08-31) was a German and Belgian sociolinguist.
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• Turkic
  German [[Turksprachen]]
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• Restrictive relative clause
  *German [[restriktiver Relativsatz]]
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• Metaregeln
  *Volk, M. 1988. Parsing German with GPSG: The Problem of Separable-Prefix Verbs. Diss. Univ. of Georgia.
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• Quaestio-Modell
  ...course: Comparing the Production of Italian Learners of German with Native German and Native Italian Production. Studies in Second Language Acquisition 2000/
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• Feature cooccurrence restrictions
  * German [[Feature cooccurrence restrictions (de)]]
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• Attribute
  ...m with this meaning is particulary common in the grammatical traditions of German ([[Attribut]], [[Beifügung]]) and Russian (''opredelenie''). The term ''at
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• Root
  German [[Wurzel]]
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• Family
  German [[Sprachfamilie]]
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• Deklarative
  *– Dies. & K. Proost, The Lexicalisation of Speech Act Evaluations in German, English and Dutch. In: *N. Delbecque et al. (Hg.), Perspectives on Variati
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• History of writing
  German - [[Geschichte der Schrift]]
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• Quantoren-Floating
  J. Pafel, Quantifier Scope in German. Amsterdam 2006.
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• Information structure
  German [[Informationsstruktur]]
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• Adjective
  *German [[Adjektiv]]
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• Number
  *German [[Numerus]]
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• Phoneme
  *German [[Phonem]]
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• Suffix
  *German [[Suffix (de)]]
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• Reconstruction (Syntax)
  German [[Rekonstruktion (in der Syntax)]]
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• Language planning
  German [[Sprachplanung]]
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• Elliptical
  German [[Ellipse]]
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• Wilhelm Schmidt
  '''Wilhelm Schmidt''' (1868–1954) was a German linguist, anthropologist, and ethnologist.
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• Singulative
  German [[Singulativ]] <br> Italian [[singolativo]] <br>
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• Deontic modality
  German [[deontische Modalität]]
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• Complementizer
  German [[Komplementierer]] <br>
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• Participle
  *German [[Partizip]]
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• Ablative case
  *German [[Ablativ (de)|Ablativ]]
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• Relative clause
  *German [[Relativsatz]]
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• Role and Reference Grammar
  German [[Rollen- und Referenzgrammatik]] <br>
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• Jan Svatopluk Presl
  ...zech research to develop. To be sure, at a time when not Czech, but rather German was the standard language for official communication (e.g., in Czech elemen ...'' (1852: 20f.), understanding them as a complement to the earlier data on German, Greek, Latin and Gothic, which Ernst Förstemann (1846, 1852) had provided
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• Speech error
  German [[Versprecher]]/[[Sprechfehler]]
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• Adjunction
  *German [[Adjunktion]]
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• Compound
  German [[Kompositum]]
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• Diphthong
  German [[Diphthong (de)]] <br>
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• Filter (syntax)
  *German [[Filter (de)]]
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• Cooperative Principle
  German [[Kooperationsprinzip]]
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• Agglutinating language
  German [[agglutinierende Sprache]] <br> Chinese [[黏着语]]
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• Parasitic gap
  German [[parasitäre Lücke]], [[Schmarotzerlücke]]
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• Tagger
  * German [[Tagger (de)]]
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• Theme and rheme
  German [[Thema und Rhema]] <br>
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• Binding
  German [[Bindung]] <br>
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• Agent
  *German [[Agens]]
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• Head movement constraint
  German [[Kopf-Bewegungsbeschränkung]] <br>
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• Ellipsis
  German [[Ellipse]]<br>
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• Coordination
  German [[Koordination]] <br> French [[coordination (fr)]] <br>
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• Kommissiv
  *– Dies. & K. Proost. 2005. The Lexicalisation of Speech Act Evaluations in German, English and Dutch. In: N. Delbecque et al. (Hg.) Sociolinguistic, Historic
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• Stem
  German [[Stamm]]
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• Absentive
  *German [[Absentiv]]
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• VP raising
  ...the right of its governing verb. This syntactic operation occurs in many [[German]] and [[Dutch]] (Flemish) dialects.
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• Doculect
  German [[Dokulekt]]
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• Andreas Blank
  ..., Lahr, Germany, – 2001 January 20, Kirchhain near Marburg, Germany) was a German Romance linguist who is best known for his contributions to [[cognitive sem
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• Negation
  *German [[Negation (de)]], [[Verneinung]]
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• Speech act
  German [[Sprechakt]]
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• Dutch
  ...'''Dutch''' was apparently borrowed from Dutch ''Duits'', which now means 'German', but a few centuries ago was still used as autonym for Dutch as well. [Ref
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• Verb
  *German [[Verb (de)]]
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• Lexicalist Hypothesis
  German [[Lexikalistische Hypothese]]
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• Flag
  *German [[Flagge]]
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• Adjunktion
  *G. Grewendorf & J. Sabel, Scrambling in German and Japanese: Adjunction versus Multiple Specifiers. NLLT 1999/17, 1–65.
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• Antonymy
  German [[Antonymie]] <br> Chinese [[反义词]] <br>
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• Vladimir P. Nedjalkov
  His main works are dedicated to German causatives (1971), general typology of causative constructions (1969), voic
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• Rich agreement
  *German [[reiche Kongruenz]]
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• Portal:List of portals
  * German [[Portal:Liste der Portale]]
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• Jan Czekanowski
  ¹Interrogated by German “Rassenforscher” (“race scientists”), Czekanowski managed to convin ...than some vaguely defined region to the east postulated by, among others, German scholars (Czekanowski 1947: 3–12)² . This earlier feud over th
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• Auxiliary verb
  German [[Hilfsverb]], [[Auxiliarverb]]
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• Presupposition
  German:[[Präsupposition]]
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• Assimilation
  German [[Assimilation (de)]] <br>
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• Gapping
  *German [[Gapping (de)]]
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• Zero (Morphosyntax)
  German [[Null]]
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• Russian
  * German [[Russisch]]
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• Derivation (morphology)
  German [[Derivation (de)]], [[Ableitung]]
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• Mentalism
  *German [[Mentalismus]]
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• Parallel corpus
  ...directional (e.g. an English text such as an EU regulation translated into German, Spanish, French, etc.). * English-German Translation Corpus
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• Lexeme (in neurocognitive linguistics)
  ...; for example, "German Shepherd" connects to the combination of morphemes "German" and "shepherd."
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• Osthoff's law
  <br>The law was proclaimed in 1881 and again in 1884 by the German linguist [[Hermann Osthoff]] (1847-1909). It is apparent mostly in Greek, b
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• Clitic
  *German [[Klitikon]]
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• Null morpheme
  German [[Nullmorphem]]
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• Parasitäre Lücke
  *S. W. Felix, Parasitic Gaps in German. In: W. Abraham (Hg.), Erklärende Syntax des Deutschen. Tübingen 1985, 17 *A. Kathol, Parasitic Gaps in German Revisited. Studies in the Linguistic Sciences 1994/24, 305–315.
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• Expressive
  *– Dies. & K. Proost 2005. The Lexicalisation of Speech Act Evaluations in German, English and Dutch. In: N. Delbecque et al. (Hg.), Sociolinguistic, Histori
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• Rekonstruierbarkeit
  [[P. Mecner]], The Recoverability Condition in Polish and German. Societas Linguistica Europaea 33rd Annual Meeting, Poznan, August 31 – S
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• Morpheme
  *German [[Morphem]] <br>
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• Logical form
  German [[logische Form]]
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• Reduplication
  German [[Reduplikation]]
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• Bibliographical works on quantitative linguistics
  * German [[Bibliographien|Bibliographien]]
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• ID/LP rules
  * German [[ID/LP-Regeln]]
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• Finite vs. nonfinite
  German [[finit vs. infinit]]
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• Infinitive
  *German [[Infinitiv]]
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• Ossetic
  * German [[Ossetisch]]
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• Index old
  *German [[Infinitiv]]
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• Word
  *German [[Wort]]
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• Main Page
  ...TICLES}}]]&nbsp;&nbsp;-&nbsp;&nbsp;[[Glottopedia:Hauptseite|Glottopedia in German]] Glottopedia articles also exist in [[Glottopedia:Über Glottopedia|German]], [[Glottopedia:Bienvenidos|Spanish]], [[Glottopedia:Benvenuto|Italian]],
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• Gender (grammar)
  *German [[Genus (de)]], [[Geschlecht]]
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• Spectrogram
  German [[Spektrogramm]]
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• Infix
  German [[Infix (de)]]
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• Habitual aspect
  * German: ''Vor dem Schlafengehen lese ich ein Buch.'' (Before going to bed I read a German [[Habitualis (de)]]
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• Affix
  *German [[Affix (de)]]
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• Thetic vs. categorical
  German [[thetisch vs. kategorisch]]
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• Franz Boas
  ...ounded hope that the totalitarian Nazi regime would be defeated and that a German political structure would be established on a democratic and tolerant footi
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• Language
  ...red two different languages, but they differ less from each other than the German dialects of Bavaria and the Rhineland (which are not really mutually intell *German [[Sprache]]<br>
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