1. May 2020 FP One Comment Universal 138: Posted in Universals Archive Universal 138: Original If a language has de-verbal case markers at all, it is likely to have a de-verbal Locative case marker. Standardized IF there are de-verbal case markers others than locatives, THEN there will be de-verbal locative case markers. Keywords case, locative, grammaticalization, serial verb Domain inflection Type implication Status diachronic Quality statistical Basis West African languages, Mandarin Chinese, and languages of Southeast Asia and the Pacific mentioned in Lord 1993 Source Lord 1993: 243 Counterexamples Previous Post nonesuch 13 Next Post nonesuch 1 FP View more posts One Comment FP 1. In an implicational hierarchy of de-verbal case markers, Locatives probably are at the top (Lord 1993: 233-244).2. de-verbal: grammaticalized from verbs (presumably serial verbs). 1. May 2020 Comments are closed.
FP 1. In an implicational hierarchy of de-verbal case markers, Locatives probably are at the top (Lord 1993: 233-244).2. de-verbal: grammaticalized from verbs (presumably serial verbs). 1. May 2020
1. In an implicational hierarchy of de-verbal case markers, Locatives probably are at the top (Lord 1993: 233-244).2. de-verbal: grammaticalized from verbs (presumably serial verbs).