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... adjectives . This conclusion is supported by a comparison with adjectives derived from so - called inalienable nouns : the two types of adjective are found to share many characteristics . Finally , some implications for grammatical ...
... adjectives . This conclusion is supported by a comparison with adjectives derived from so - called inalienable nouns : the two types of adjective are found to share many characteristics . Finally , some implications for grammatical ...
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... adjectives is precisely the one found in the marked members of the antonymous adjective pairs ; i.e. , just as fleshy means ' having more flesh than normal ' , so the marked form long means ' having greater length than normal ' . In ...
... adjectives is precisely the one found in the marked members of the antonymous adjective pairs ; i.e. , just as fleshy means ' having more flesh than normal ' , so the marked form long means ' having greater length than normal ' . In ...
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... adjectives in general proposed by Givón ( 821 ) . The underlying semantic structure of noun - based adjectives can be captured in the following terms : 9 ( 6 ) [ having [ { + } ] [ Quality's ] Adj Here the Q stands for ' quantifier ...
... adjectives in general proposed by Givón ( 821 ) . The underlying semantic structure of noun - based adjectives can be captured in the following terms : 9 ( 6 ) [ having [ { + } ] [ Quality's ] Adj Here the Q stands for ' quantifier ...
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Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
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